JAMES WHITE .. tulipwood.. Crown butt.. FOR sale....NEW

spanky981

spanky981

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This is a brand new James White dated 9/06

Tulipwood butt and points.
5 veneeers of natural, light blue, blue, purple and black.
Nice birdseye nose..
Fancy crown spiked buttcap with veneer rings in between..
Piloted 5/16 14 joint..
2 13mm shafts with ivory ferrules..
Dark Blue lizard wrap..
crown and joint are I3 not ivory..

$1900

Nice cue for the money..
Lot of work in buttcap and cue is awesome in person..
Mike

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nice coloring in the veneers. you should bring us closer to them.

btw,,,do whites hit exactly the same as motteys? does he do anything different?
 
bruin70 said:
nice coloring in the veneers. you should bring us closer to them.

btw,,,do whites hit exactly the same as motteys? does he do anything different?
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they usually hit little different.. Jim uses a different butt taper and shaft taper..
 
bruin70 said:
nice coloring in the veneers. you should bring us closer to them.

btw,,,do whites hit exactly the same as motteys? does he do anything different?
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I will say, Jim does 5 veneer cues very well.

Joe
 
I love tulipwood! The more I look at this cue, the more I like it. I didn't realize the lizard was blue until I really looked close at it......really sets the cue off well!!

Best of luck with the sale of this one......very cool cue. :D

Lisa
 
ridewiththewind said:
I love tulipwood! The more I look at this cue, the more I like it. I didn't realize the lizard was blue until I really looked close at it......really sets the cue off well!!

Best of luck with the sale of this one......very cool cue. :D

Lisa
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thanks..

Mike
 
spanky981 said:
they usually hit little different.. Jim uses a different butt taper and shaft taper..
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stiffer?,,,whippier?,,,hard?,,,,soft?...what kind of taper
 
bruin70 said:
stiffer?,,,whippier?,,,hard?,,,,soft?...what kind of taper
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Jim's cues usually hit a little more firmer than Pauls.. I would say Pauls are like a medium hit and Jims are a med-firm hit..
 
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