Longoni # question
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NYC cue dude
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it is the 21st in a series of 500.
rg
it is the 21st in a series of 500.
rg
Thanks NYC Cue Dude,
I wonder if this means anything being a Longoni. It is a GREAT looking cue. Think I should hold on to it being 21 out of 500?
Steve
It was my Dads, never would sell it! Just wondering if its worth more than I thought being limited to 500.
Thanks NYC,
I wonder if this means anything being a Longoni. It is a GREAT looking cue. Think I should hold on to it being 21 out of 500?
Steve
It was my Dads, never would sell it! Just wondering if its worth more than I thought being limited to 500.Thanks NYC,
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RottenRodney
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Longoni's are not cheap. They are made in Italy by a family that has been making cues for 60 years. I have a Black Daemon G from their classic series and will vouch for that. You maybe should hang on to it. I only have one shaft and would like to locate a Predator shaft, but my cue has a new fangled joint they call an XP and don't know if can get one.
RottenRodney
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Here's a link to the Longoni web site--they can tell you anything you want to know.
http://www.longonicues.com/
http://www.longonicues.com/
Rotten Rodney wrote:
> Longoni's are not cheap.
That's for sure. However, you'll get what you pay for. Nowadays, my main cue is a custom Longoni -- and I love it.
> They are made in Italy by a family that has been making
> cues for 60 years. I have a Black Daemon G from their
> classic series and will vouch for that. You maybe should
> hang on to it. I only have one shaft and would like to
> locate a Predator shaft, but my cue has a new fangled
> joint they call an XP and don't know if can get one.
You can get an XP-joint Z-shaft for your cue, directly from Longoni, for about $270, or a 314 for $15 less.
Initially I was debating getting an XP joint Z-shaft myself, but I opted for a spec modified Pro Maple Custom instead.
Btw, here's a link to Longoni's dicontinued cues, maybe Mantis' dad's cue is among them: http://tinyurl.com/k9wtq
-- peer
> Longoni's are not cheap.
That's for sure. However, you'll get what you pay for. Nowadays, my main cue is a custom Longoni -- and I love it.
> They are made in Italy by a family that has been making
> cues for 60 years. I have a Black Daemon G from their
> classic series and will vouch for that. You maybe should
> hang on to it. I only have one shaft and would like to
> locate a Predator shaft, but my cue has a new fangled
> joint they call an XP and don't know if can get one.
You can get an XP-joint Z-shaft for your cue, directly from Longoni, for about $270, or a 314 for $15 less.
Initially I was debating getting an XP joint Z-shaft myself, but I opted for a spec modified Pro Maple Custom instead.
Btw, here's a link to Longoni's dicontinued cues, maybe Mantis' dad's cue is among them: http://tinyurl.com/k9wtq
-- peer