Mike Bender cue

Bassmaster

Bassmaster

Gone Fishin
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I received this beautiful Bender from Martin aka Jazzenpool. Features 5 ebony points with green and natural veeners ....accented silver diamonds and silver rings. Wrapless ebony handle with ebony blocks...Great guy to deal with!:smile:
 

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Hits really smooth...not too stiff..parabolic shaft taper..triangle tip . I'd compare it to the Deano cue hit but more solid..more feedback..feel. Does not feel like my sugartree...not as hard/ stiff...excellent balance not forward. Really looks good with the Wrapless design.
 
The cues Martin gets from the makers he works with are just the best. The specs he orders are classy with a great emphasis on playability. This cue is a good example......Congrats
 
Sweet Cue

This cue is perfect in every way. Its design and color combinations are very symetrical the way most cues should be made in my opinion.

I once owned a very nice Bender as well and to this day regret selling it.

Kevin
 
That taper was a killer for me.

I had a Omega/dpk and it was beautiful cue. One of the best looking cues I have ever had. But that taper, for me, was awful. I eventually sold the cue, but regretted it because it was truly a beautiful cue.

The shafts had great ring count, appeared straight as string, but I struggled with that cue something awful.

Honestly, I thought the shafts would be the same as Southwest cues, but I never had an issue with a Southwest cue. I thought Southwest taper was very similar to dpk taper.

Was the Omega/dpk taper different from Southwest, or Kersenbrock?

Was the taper on Omega cues - Mike Bender taper?

I honestly dont know.

Thanks guys.

Ken
 
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