mezz PB II vs PBII DI vs PB Pro

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Hi,

I would like to know what are the difference between these 3. Preferably from someone that already tried it. Which one do you like best?

Will appreciate any help.

Thanks.
 
verox said:
Hi,

I would like to know what are the difference between these 3. Preferably from someone that already tried it. Which one do you like best?

Will appreciate any help.

Thanks.
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The PB DI and PBII DI are similar, but the DI is a couple inches shorter. The DI imho is better than the normal PBII because the shorter length makes it easier to wind up on the break (the opposite might be true if you have a very large wingspan).

The DI pro shaft is much better than the standard shaft. Its stiffer and seems to have more control. If you have the cash to spare, I would use the PBII DI with a DI pro shaft, but that's a lot of dough. Right now I'm using a DI pro shaft on a Gilbert butt. It breaks a ton.
 
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There's the PB I which comes with a Deep Impact shaft standard. It's a normal length break cue.

The PB II is 4 inches shorter and comes with a Deep Impact shaft standard as well.

THe PB Pro is a normal length break cue but comes with the Deep Impact Pro shaft. The Deep Impact Pro shaft has an ash core and is a lot stiffer.

I have the PB II with a Deep Impact shaft and a Samsara break tip. (Stupid BCA rules.) I love it. The PB II with a Deep Impact Pro shaft is the way to go but I don't know if they are selling the DI Pro shafts separately any longer.

Mezz USA Break Cues
 
Any more input? How are they compare to dual force? Right now I have bk2 and predator air.
 
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The Dual Force is a jump break. It's a good break cue as well but I prefer the PB II, the "shorty".

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't a Predator Break cue just a Predator cue with a harder tip? I don't know if they are doing anything different with the shafts. I only say this because I've seen people who buy the break cue and change the tip and make it their playing cue.
 
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