Not quite the Revo feel she's used to.
The shaft doesn't deflect at all. The cue ball on the other hand....I find it interesting that those cues were advertised as "zero deflection"
I don't know about zero, but if you watch the old Jim Rempe/Loree John Jones instructional video which was produced by Meucci (and is basically a big Meucci advertisement), they do mention several times that Meucci cues have the lowest deflection on the market (this was before Predator). I think Meucci did coin the term, deflection. That video can be found on YOUTUBE.I find it interesting that those cues were advertised as "zero deflection"
Yep, Bob never stated his cues had zero deflection. They were lower than cues of that same era. Just about every top player in the 80's-90's used one at one time or another. Cool video, glad she kept the cue and is knockin' the cobwebs off.I don't know about zero, but if you watch the old Jim Rempe/Loree John Jones instructional video which was produced by Meucci (and is basically a big Meucci advertisement), they do mention several times that Meucci cues have the lowest deflection on the market (this was before Predator). I think Meucci did coin the term, deflection. That video can be found on YOUTUBE.
Yeah, they played good! Bob was a genius.Yep, Bob never stated his cues had zero deflection. They were lower than cues of that same era. Just about every top player in the 80's-90's used one at one time or another. Cool video, glad she kept the cue and is knockin' the cobwebs off.
The Lepro tip was very popular forty years ago, but who knows?Always nice to see older equipment still in good shape. Coincidentally is what I tell the ladies. *Exits stage right*
Anyone know what kind of tip would've been used at the time?
Le pro tips were extremely popular as sjm mentioned , I've still have two boxes of them tucked away somewhere from back then .Always nice to see older equipment still in good shape. Coincidentally is what I tell the ladies. *Exits stage right*
Anyone know what kind of tip would've been used at the time?
Le pro tips were extremely popular as sjm mentioned , I've still have two boxes of them tucked away somewhere from back then .
I recently picked up a Meucci JR3 from the mid 80s so right around the same age. It doesn’t have a lot of deflection but doesn’t have ultra low either. It’s 13mm with 1 1/8” ferrule. This is pre-dot. I can’t put it down. It just reminds me of that sweet Meucci hit with which I grew up. Fits me very well.Not quite the Revo feel she's used to.
Was my favorite tip until they went downhill.The Lepro tip was very popular forty years ago, but who knows?
I have them on a few shafts. Still play great. Just got one done a few months ago, no issues.Was my favorite tip until they went downhill.
That was a good video! I wonder how good her dad was. Must have been a pro is my guess.
IDK if the shaft was a Meucci though... the ferrule looked all wrong. Too short, and not the yellowish color. Obviously the shaft was a custom order since it was about 3" longer, but whether it was made by Meucci or a local builder, who knows.
Incidentally, anytime I play with anything other than a Predator shaft today, I play just like Jasmin did. I find it nuts that people still think Predators are all marketing bs. Where is joeyincali, he's the biggest that they are marketing bs.