If you had to choose 1 cue, and 1 cue only to play with for the rest of your life, what would you pick. I dont have a lot of experience with different makers, just thought it would be an interesting topic.
If you had to choose one cue
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Larry Vigus cue without a doubt.
Gilbert jump/break, with an extra player shaft (it's pretty good even playing with the break shaft, though).
Rick Howard player and a Mace J/B on the side.
I know that's two but hey, they're both Howards.
I know that's two but hey, they're both Howards.
I would have Tad Kohara make me a nice wrapless players cue. Mebbe a three-point with 3 veneers red/gold/blue (no green plox thxKbai) and a couple shafts. Im good with that.
Or if we can not resurrect the dearly departed and must choose from the living and productive. I would say a Titlist conversion bumperless from Jerry Rauenzahn. Eight Shafts.... just in case.
Or if we can not resurrect the dearly departed and must choose from the living and productive. I would say a Titlist conversion bumperless from Jerry Rauenzahn. Eight Shafts.... just in case.
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Any Wallabushka with a decent tip.
Searing SS half joint
I have to laugh at this thread, not at the OP, but at the thread.
One of my best buds, Brian Roberts, would call me occasionally and tell me he has found the "perfect" cue. This was going to be the last cue and it was best he had ever played with, etc, etc.
In less than a year, often around 6 months, he would call me and sell me the cue....
, because he had found the next "perfect" cue.
I have had most of my "keeper" cues for years, with hundreds of "flipper" cues along the way.
I am playing with the Gus Hoppe cue, and like Brian Roberts, I don't see me ever playing with another cue full time. (Check back in 6 months to a year).
Ken
One of my best buds, Brian Roberts, would call me occasionally and tell me he has found the "perfect" cue. This was going to be the last cue and it was best he had ever played with, etc, etc.
In less than a year, often around 6 months, he would call me and sell me the cue....
, because he had found the next "perfect" cue.I have had most of my "keeper" cues for years, with hundreds of "flipper" cues along the way.
I am playing with the Gus Hoppe cue, and like Brian Roberts, I don't see me ever playing with another cue full time. (Check back in 6 months to a year).
Ken
I have to laugh at this thread, not at the OP, but at the thread.
One of my best buds, Brian Roberts, would call me occasionally and tell me he has found the "perfect" cue. This was going to be the last cue and it was best he had ever played with, etc, etc.
In less than a year, often around 6 months, he would call me and sell me the cue....
I have had most of my "keeper" cues for years, with hundreds of "flipper" cues along the way.
I am playing with the Gus Hoppe cue, and like Brian Roberts, I don't see me ever playing with another cue full time. (Check back in 6 months to a year).
Ken
Yep. It's the Indian not the ar... Whoops, I almost said it.
My Phillippi...
Nice screen name... do I know you?
Nice screen name... do I know you?
Any decent J/B with a stiff taper and an Ultra Skin HH... will do anything you want from one pocket to 10 ball...
But I carry 4 cues with me everywhere I go lol
But I carry 4 cues with me everywhere I go lol
I'd like to have my old Meucci Original back from 1984. It was stolen out of my son's car a long time ago...in 1992.
That cue did not hit like a Meucci. It was one of a kind.:wink:
Possibly the funniest post of the year.:thumbup:
Thanks for posting.
Ken