L.S. Dennis
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Anyone have any experience with Meucci carbon fiber shafts? If so how do they compare with Predator Revos? Just wondering,,,
Meucci CF shafts?
- Thread starter L.S. Dennis
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Meucci made a gen 1 which is retired, and the current CF Pro. I have the first generation, and it is not up to Revo or Cynergy imho
Softer more flexible hit. My son and I played a few racks with several Meucci models this year at SBE and we both liked them well enough. My son was seriously thinking about buying one and may have had if they had a radial pin one in the taper and diameter he wanted. The earlier ones I did not like as much from my memory, the very first ones they made, which I played with at one of the BCA Trade shows.
I would put them in the mid-range for me, after Revo, Ignite, Bull Carbon and Becue. But since how a cue plays is very much personal preference, my thoughts on CF shafts are that I want them to not have the same hit feel and more energy transfer (AKA moves the ball around easier) than a wood shaft. Many players want their CF shafts to play like their wood shafts just be sturdier, I want my CF shafts to be actually different, otherwise I would just use the wood shaft I like. IMHO , Meucci, Cuetec, Pechaur and some others try to make their CF shafts as close to wood as they can, which is not my thinking of what a CF shaft should be designed.
I would put them in the mid-range for me, after Revo, Ignite, Bull Carbon and Becue. But since how a cue plays is very much personal preference, my thoughts on CF shafts are that I want them to not have the same hit feel and more energy transfer (AKA moves the ball around easier) than a wood shaft. Many players want their CF shafts to play like their wood shafts just be sturdier, I want my CF shafts to be actually different, otherwise I would just use the wood shaft I like. IMHO , Meucci, Cuetec, Pechaur and some others try to make their CF shafts as close to wood as they can, which is not my thinking of what a CF shaft should be designed.