If you were going to play a match for a lot of money
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Anything by Alex Brick ... I have owned a couple dozen and they all played the same ....... GREAT !!!
The same kind I have played every money match with for the last 45 years: Ginacue.
I've tried some great cues in those years, certainly not all of the greats but many. But Ernie's are the best I've ever played.
I've tried some great cues in those years, certainly not all of the greats but many. But Ernie's are the best I've ever played.
fsarfino
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If I got to keep the cue it would be this Ginacue
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=133906
I LOVE this cue maybe one day I'll own it or have a copy made
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=133906
I LOVE this cue maybe one day I'll own it or have a copy made
Ill Gotten Gain
Deceased
Goes the same for me.
Eddie Farris
because whenever he makes something, it with his entire heart and soul. His cues may not be fancy, but they are well put together, and it's something that's going to last a lifetime.
Most of the top players in my town play with a Farris because of this underlying principle. "They're made well and play real good."
I've hit with a good number of cues, and I must say that there are a number of good ones out there. Sugartree is one of the only other ones I'd pick because of the simplicity and playability.
Kerry Zeiler though (Zylr Cues) is another of whom I hadn't tried. His principle ideas behind cue building appeals to me immensely.
because whenever he makes something, it with his entire heart and soul. His cues may not be fancy, but they are well put together, and it's something that's going to last a lifetime.
Most of the top players in my town play with a Farris because of this underlying principle. "They're made well and play real good."
I've hit with a good number of cues, and I must say that there are a number of good ones out there. Sugartree is one of the only other ones I'd pick because of the simplicity and playability.
Kerry Zeiler though (Zylr Cues) is another of whom I hadn't tried. His principle ideas behind cue building appeals to me immensely.
I'd pick a Southwest. This is based entirely on the circumstances in the post where I'd have to choose something that I couldn't play with before hand. They're not my number one favorites, but until now, every one I've played with were pretty similar, but most importantly...............................generally easy to 'tame' after just a couple of minutes.
dave
dave
I'd pick a simple McDermott.
Ive always been a fan of southeast cues
DrOnePocket
Banned
None better than Richard Harris!
Plain Jane Tad!
I'd want a house cue too
Under the terms given I'd pick a quality house cue in good shape every time but for different reasons. The one piece cues are very "honest", you can trust how they are going to play. A lot more variables in custom cues and many cue makers try to be a bit of all things to all people. The result is that their cues don't play consistently.
Hu
Under the terms given I'd pick a quality house cue in good shape every time but for different reasons. The one piece cues are very "honest", you can trust how they are going to play. A lot more variables in custom cues and many cue makers try to be a bit of all things to all people. The result is that their cues don't play consistently.
Hu
I'd go for a Richard Black, based on my previous experience with them. :smile:
