Mezz for sale...

poolplayer2093

poolplayer2093

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alright here's the story behind this cue. i've had it for about 4 or 5 years. i don't use it much. i don't know what model it is i bought it when i was in Japan and i've never seen the cue online.

it's about 19oz (i'll weight it to make sure)
it has a weight bolt so it's adjustable

it's stained maple i believe
mezz united joint (most 5/16-14 will fit)

comes with mezz WD700 shaft (12.8mm)

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s6/poolplayer2093/CIMG0576.jpg
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s6/poolplayer2093/CIMG0578.jpg



this thread is kind of every where so i'll sum it up



1 mezz cue 5/16-14
1 mezz WD700 shaft (low deflection)
1 mezz extension (screws into mezz bumper)
1 set matching joint protecters

asking price 350.00

OBO
 
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Sunday afternoon price drop

300.00 shipped

seeing as i'm eating paypal fees and shipping i'm actually only getting like 275 ish.

to sweeten up the deal some i'll throw in an extra PUJ shaft.

so it's a good P/J cue with 2 shafts for
300
 
WOW, This looks like one hell of a great deal for anyone looking for a great player at a nice price point. Good Luck with the sale.

-don
 
Thecoats said:
WOW, This looks like one hell of a great deal for anyone looking for a great player at a nice price point. Good Luck with the sale.

-don
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Thanks Don! i thought it was a good deal. especially with the WD700 shaft deflects something like a predator but doesn't feel hollow
 
poolplayer2093 said:
Thanks Don! i thought it was a good deal. especially with the WD700 shaft deflects something like a predator but doesn't feel hollow
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Ya I think this is a nicely priced Mezz. It's a great setup for someone wanting to try a Mezz cue.

I have a wrapless Mezz with WD700 shaft and the extension. While I've moved away from "low deflection" shafts such as 314 and OB-1, I can still play with WD700 shaft. It plays more close to hard maple shaft with low deflection.

The extension gives extra 6-8 inches and we can always use the additional inches :D
 
Jazz said:
Ya I think this is a nicely priced Mezz. It's a great setup for someone wanting to try a Mezz cue.

I have a wrapless Mezz with WD700 shaft and the extension. While I've moved away from "low deflection" shafts such as 314 and OB-1, I can still play with WD700 shaft. It plays more close to hard maple shaft with low deflection.

The extension gives extra 6-8 inches and we can always use the additional inches :D
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not meant to be a bump just thougt i'd add. that at 6-8 inchess (i forget which) it fits in your back pocket when you're playing
 
poolplayer2093 said:
not meant to be a bump just thougt i'd add. that at 6-8 inchess (i forget which) it fits in your back pocket when you're playing
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That matches the 6-8 inches in the front pocket ...
 
poolplayer2093 said:
it's stained maple i believe
mezz united joint (most 5/16-14 will fit)

comes with mezz WD700 shaft (12.8mm)

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s6/poolplayer2093/CIMG0576.jpg
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s6/poolplayer2093/CIMG0578.jpg
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I don't think it is stained maple, it looks like one of the Mezz EC series.

http://www.mezzcues.us/ec-series/index.html

The lighting in your photo is not great but my guess would be it is the EC-D.

I personally play with the EC-P, gorgeous cue, got it with a 314 shaft. I think the price you are selling it at is a steal. Good luck with the sale and my congratulations to the lucky person who gets it.
 
Hmm, the EC series all seem to have dashed rings, whereas this has solid rings.

Do you have a close-up photo of the joint pin? If the internal wood is visible around the pin you might be able to tell if it is stained, cored or solid. (I'm not familiar with the Mezz joint to know if it is capped in some way so you can't see the forearm wood material.)
 
AuntyDan said:
Hmm, the EC series all seem to have dashed rings, whereas this has solid rings.

Do you have a close-up photo of the joint pin? If the internal wood is visible around the pin you might be able to tell if it is stained, cored or solid. (I'm not familiar with the Mezz joint to know if it is capped in some way so you can't see the forearm wood material.)
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Good eye, I never noticed the rings on the sellers port, nice cue though.
 
it's not an ec series cue the cue that looks like this one on the ec page doesn't have a ss lined joint.

i've never seen this model sold out side of the US. like i said i bought it in japan
 
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