Is Meucci Making a Comeback

[Lowell]

IF i was to buy a Mooch it would be a low-buck no inlay cue with a Pro shaft. https://www.meuccicues.com/products/all-natural-wood-series-1

I owned this exact cue and the rainbow stain looks awesome. It would be cool if they released different multicolored stains like this, I would consider buying one.

 

[garczar]

I owned this exact cue and the rainbow stain looks awesome. It would be cool if they released different multicolored stains like this, I would consider buying one.

they offer nat/gray/rainbow. probably no reason to go offering all kinds of stain types.

 

[bpeacock]

When you're looking into buying a cue and looking into Meucci and see this, you start looking in other places.
They have a long way to go for a comeback

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CUES:

Limited 1-year Manufacturer Warranty:

Meucci Cues provides a limited one-year warranty, from the date of purchase, against manufacturing defects and materials for products manufactured by Meucci Cues (“Product(s)”).

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Under this warranty, Meucci Cues, in its sole discretion, may either repair the Products, replace the Products, or refund the original purchase price of Products purchased directly from Meucci Cues or one of its Authorized Dealers, that are found to have a manufacturing defect. This warranty covers issues that affect the performance or structural integrity of the Products due to manufacturing defects. This warranty applies only to the original purchaser of the Products, with proof of purchase, and is non-transferable.

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Meucci cues and shafts are hand-crafted from wood and other organic materials and are subject to aesthetic variations in stain colors, wood grains, etc., and these cosmetic variations are not considered defects but are part of the Product's character. Additionally, the following situations are not covered by the warranty:

• Warpage on wood Products
• Defects caused by normal wear and tear of the Products, including normal wear on replaceable items such as the tip, ferrule, finish, wrap, & bumper
• Damage caused by misuse, abuse, negligence, improper maintenance, accidents, or extreme events (e.g. flood, fire, etc.)
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• Products that have been exposed to extreme temperature or humidity conditions
• Products purchased from unauthorized dealers or sources

 

[CajunPopeye]

IF i was to buy a Mooch it would be a

Day agent, Cameo, Texas Rose, Louisiana BMC VB2, Meucci Originals Gambler, the list goes on....

 

[Mensabum]

I know you are referring to playability, Lou. My answer is Yes! And I love it. I have a new Gambler. Love the PRO shaft and whatever tip they use. The fit and finish is perfect. And it's not expensive, so while I take good care of all of my cues I'm not anxious if it gets a little ding or scratch. I've also used it in combat against players better than myself, playing even one pocket, and held up.

I have to echo Matt's sentiments here as the Gambler 3 I just bought came with Pro Carbon Fiber and Pro Kielwood and both play very well. 3" butt extension helps for my height. Finish on the cue is solid and clear. I checked it out extensively when it came. Good to go.
That said, the Meucci I bought my grandson had a finish issue on the butt where the stain apparently hadn't dried completely and ran under the clear coat into one of the inlay turning it an awful ugly color.
Nothing could be done. Aesthetic.

 

[HawaiianEye]

Never had a Meucci cue but I have had two of their Pro shafts...a wood one and a carbon fiber one.

They both played well but their cheap ferrules sucked.

I got rid of the shafts.