is this a real schon?
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well now I see how small those pics are.. nevermind I will try to get some larger ones... sorry
smokeandapancak said:
can't really see anything in the pictures, they're kinda small
1pRoscoe said:
hahaha now that's funny go go gadget the things you read on this thing
yeah yeah.....gimme a minute and i might find a larger pic...
The Schon site doesn't have nearly all the past designs.
I'm a web developer by trade - a couple of years ago I emailed'em to see if I couldn't work a trade, to do up a nice site for'em in exchange for a cue or two. The main reason I'd come up with this scheme was because I had just bought a Schon, but couldn't find it on their site. I proposed a design archive, for situations just like this one. But the fellow said no - he said people rip his designs off enough as it is, why make it easier for'em?
Now what you CAN do is take a good photo of it and send it in to'em, and they'll tell you what model number it is, if you're really curious.
I'm a web developer by trade - a couple of years ago I emailed'em to see if I couldn't work a trade, to do up a nice site for'em in exchange for a cue or two. The main reason I'd come up with this scheme was because I had just bought a Schon, but couldn't find it on their site. I proposed a design archive, for situations just like this one. But the fellow said no - he said people rip his designs off enough as it is, why make it easier for'em?
Now what you CAN do is take a good photo of it and send it in to'em, and they'll tell you what model number it is, if you're really curious.
i guess that's a good reason to not have all of their designs on their site.
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for bigger pictures
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for bigger pictures
Yes that is a real Schon, not sure of the model number but it is the real thing.
thanks....
can anybody tell me the model?
can anybody tell me the model?
John Barton
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It's a real Schon. Try www.cuestixint.com and see if you can find it there. Another place is www.billiardproshop.com
What is the price?
What is the price?
Looks like a Schon SH-101 to me. Retails around $600, and is still in production.
It seems to have two identities... maybe it's a spy!
Here for example: http://jjcue.com/schonltd1.htm
It's listed in the Schon image as an LTD, but on J&J's item number it's an SH101
The image I posted earlier was from Billiardwarehouse.com, who also referred to it as an SH101
(see http://billiardwarehouse.com/cues/schon/schon_sh101.htm).
They also refer to the series as a whole as SH Series
(see http://billiardwarehouse.com/cues/schon/schon_sh_series.htm).
Oddly, they don't seem to have LTD series listed... perhaps Schon is doing something funny in their nomenclature?
(No LTDs listed: http://billiardwarehouse.com/cues/schon/schon_pool_cues.htm)
Here for example: http://jjcue.com/schonltd1.htm
It's listed in the Schon image as an LTD, but on J&J's item number it's an SH101
The image I posted earlier was from Billiardwarehouse.com, who also referred to it as an SH101
(see http://billiardwarehouse.com/cues/schon/schon_sh101.htm).
They also refer to the series as a whole as SH Series
(see http://billiardwarehouse.com/cues/schon/schon_sh_series.htm).
Oddly, they don't seem to have LTD series listed... perhaps Schon is doing something funny in their nomenclature?
(No LTDs listed: http://billiardwarehouse.com/cues/schon/schon_pool_cues.htm)
ScottW said:
Thanks for the help....
seems kinda strange....LTD on the stick ...but SH everywhere else?..
this might be my first Schon if things go well...would you all say this is a good repersentation of their product?... what I mean is...is there a big difference in the play of the cues between the series?
seems kinda strange....LTD on the stick ...but SH everywhere else?..
this might be my first Schon if things go well...would you all say this is a good repersentation of their product?... what I mean is...is there a big difference in the play of the cues between the series?
Playability is consistent across all series. The LTD Series are limited in production, making them more collectable. Their designs and craftsmanship are also more intricate, adding to the value from a collector's perspective.
smokeandapancak said:
A lot of Schons have two identities. That's how they get around making 12 of them. Take the LTD 235 for example. It's a LTD, but there's probably 30 sold and you can still get them. It's also known as a SH206 or something like that.
Only certain dealers can sell certain LTD cues. That particular LTD/SH cue is a nice one, but for around $550/$600 you can a 8 point Schon LTD from www.erikleecues.com.
Only certain dealers can sell certain LTD cues. That particular LTD/SH cue is a nice one, but for around $550/$600 you can a 8 point Schon LTD from www.erikleecues.com.
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