Lets see pictures of your Player Cue, that everyday Cue, it don't have to be fancy
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every day player i call her matida , carter custom 4 points full splice rosewood and bem. venners orange yellow , 59" 3/8x11 brass, ivory joint, sw taper..18.2 oz. and the only carter cue dated pin "07"
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Real nice stuff.
Well, I had been playing primarily with a Huebler H-14 for the last few years. LINK Of course, my favorite has been my old block letter Joss. LINK
Recently I got another block letter Joss, a Model #2 from the Diamond Series Catalog. I was going to sell it cheap, but it became my new player. The block letter I got in 1985 is still my favorite, but this cue plays exactly the same so it is my new player.
Yes, the wrap is very dirty, but the finish is original and there isn't a scratch or dent I can find on it. I may clean the wrap...or not....
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Recently I got another block letter Joss, a Model #2 from the Diamond Series Catalog. I was going to sell it cheap, but it became my new player. The block letter I got in 1985 is still my favorite, but this cue plays exactly the same so it is my new player.
Yes, the wrap is very dirty, but the finish is original and there isn't a scratch or dent I can find on it. I may clean the wrap...or not....
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Well, I had been playing primarily with a Huebler H-14 for the last few years. LINK Of course, my favorite has been my old block letter Joss. LINK
Recently I got another block letter Joss, a Model #2 from the Diamond Series Catalog. I was going to sell it cheap, but it became my new player. The block letter I got in 1985 is still my favorite, but this cue plays exactly the same so it is my new player.
Yes, the wrap is very dirty, but the finish is original and there isn't a scratch or dent I can find on it. I may clean the wrap...or not....
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Let me know if you ever do want to sell, please.
Josh
On any given day, I do not know which cue I'll play with until I open my cue case.
Sure, there's been times I played with the same cue for more than one session.
But that was basically the result of just a whim to play with the same cue again.
It's a lot less common than you'd otherwise think because the real joy of owning
a small collection of cues like mine is getting to play with all of the cues. That is
exactly why I got a 6x12 case to accommodate carrying my ivory joint pool cues.
The cues are all very close in specs so that switching from one cue to play with a
different one is so seamless that there's literally no adjustment required after you
shoot the first shot......same tips and shafts......same weight.....siame cue joints.
Surprisingly, my cue case is a tiny bit wider than a 4x8 version which is a bit taller.
than my case, at least that's what my experience has been. In any event, it's a nice
case and is well suited to transport my cues which makes my playing pool more fun.
Matt B.
Sure, there's been times I played with the same cue for more than one session.
But that was basically the result of just a whim to play with the same cue again.
It's a lot less common than you'd otherwise think because the real joy of owning
a small collection of cues like mine is getting to play with all of the cues. That is
exactly why I got a 6x12 case to accommodate carrying my ivory joint pool cues.
The cues are all very close in specs so that switching from one cue to play with a
different one is so seamless that there's literally no adjustment required after you
shoot the first shot......same tips and shafts......same weight.....siame cue joints.
Surprisingly, my cue case is a tiny bit wider than a 4x8 version which is a bit taller.
than my case, at least that's what my experience has been. In any event, it's a nice
case and is well suited to transport my cues which makes my playing pool more fun.
Matt B.
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Richard Black Titlist Conversation, sweet shooting cue. This baby has that high pitch "ping"!
