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TDub

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I am pursuing a new cue... looking to spend 1500 - 2000... traditional styling.. what are your recommendations? Thanks for your feedback.
 
How long are you willing to wait and what kind of joints you like and are you looking for a stiff or softer hit. Basically more info into what you like as a playing Cue.

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dannylee said:
How long are you willing to wait and what kind of joints you like and are you looking for a stiff or softer hit. Basically more info into what you like as a playing Cue.

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I am willing to wait over a year maybe two... joint realy does not much matter but like a stiffer hit
 
TDub said:
I am pursuing a new cue... looking to spend 1500 - 2000... traditional styling.. what are your recommendations? Thanks for your feedback.
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Steve klein.

If you have a design in mind, I can even handle the order for you if that makes it easier.
 
TDub said:
I am pursuing a new cue... looking to spend 1500 - 2000... traditional styling.. what are your recommendations? Thanks for your feedback.
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new to you doesnt mean new
for the money you want to spend you should be able to find a 4 point veneered cue with some inlays based on the cuemaker you chose
jmho
 
you might want to be more specific

i'd go for a zinzola, or lambros. murrells play nice too, but you'll want to check what kind of shaft taper you like. kenny's modified european taper moves the ball effortlessly, but i found if you like cueing way off centre, it might not be the cue for you. that being said i'm sure kenny can soften the taper up to your liking. one thing about murrells though, his attention to detail, fit, and finish is awesome. must have to do with being a machinist.
 
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