Need help with Titlist conversions

johnf_34

johnf_34

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I am having a Titlist cue converted and a 26 1/2 cue converted sometime, but I was looking for some other examples of conversions.

I'm looking at the following cuemakers and was wondering if anyone had a conversion from one of these:

Kenneth Murrell
Steve Klein
Jim Odom
Jim Buss

I may also look at doing a wrapless conversion of some kind.

Any pictures would be helpful just so I can see what other types of conversions are out there!! Thanks!!
 
Rick Howard

I suggest you talk to $takehor$e. He had a titlist with no wrap done by Rick Howard and it is awesome.

The other one, i think Tank has is a Madison Bob cue. It is in fact, my favorite titlist conversion. It too, it wrapless I believe.

I dont like playing with wrapless cues so I consider the 2 above the best examples. I have had probably 5 of them done by various artists, but they have all been traded away.

ken
 
The Madison Bob....if it's the one I'm thinking of, is my favorite conversion too! I was trying to get that for awhile, but wasn't able to at the time. Anyway, thanks for the help!!

I have one being worked on by Steve Klein, but the other one I'm not sure about. I had been talking to Jim Buss, but he was hard to get answers out of and I haven't heard back from him in awhile. I have also been talking with Kenneth Murrell and I am excited about letting him do it, but just want to figure out what to do with it now. I was thinking wrapless because of that Madison Bob cue! We'll see though!
 
I think it was buck15 that had/has the Madison Bob conversion. I don't like wrapless cues....but that one is SWEEEEEEEEEET!!
 
That's the one I'm thinking of, I just didn't know if buck15 had sold it or not. That is the one I really liked though!!
 
I have a Jim Buss conversion and another in the works. Jim's work is excellent and he is very easy to work with. His prices are also very reasonable.
 
My wrapless 26 1/2 conversion by AZer MANWON

johnf_34 said:
I am having a Titlist cue converted and a 26 1/2 cue converted sometime, but I was looking for some other examples of conversions.

I'm looking at the following cuemakers and was wondering if anyone had a conversion from one of these:

Kenneth Murrell
Steve Klein
Jim Odom
Jim Buss

I may also look at doing a wrapless conversion of some kind.

Any pictures would be helpful just so I can see what other types of conversions are out there!! Thanks!!
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check out the work Craig (Manwon) is doing lately:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=74872
 
I saw that and was impressed with how he converted that. He did a great job! Thanks for showing your cue!
 
The best I seen is from Sugartree. It is an ebony titlist. Simply unique and beautiful.
 
That is definitely a nice one!! Now if I could find an ebony titlist to convert....that would make it that much better for me!! haha

Thanks!
 
Titlist Conversion

If you are not dead set on one of these four, I would recommend you talk to Jerry Rauenzahn. He did a great job on mine and incredibly easy to work with. An all around good guy.

Eric
 
rangerdos001 said:
If you are not dead set on one of these four, I would recommend you talk to Jerry Rauenzahn. He did a great job on mine and incredibly easy to work with. An all around good guy.

Eric
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I've thought about sending it to -R-. He is already building a high-end cue with a lot of ivory for me, so I thought I would let someone else build the titlist....but I am still keeping him in mind though!
 
Just An Opinion

I have a Jim Buss that is very traditional looking and plays like a dream.
Purdman :)

It is the Purple Heart cue on his web page. I can't find the pictures I took.
 
Purdman said:
I have a Jim Buss that is very traditional looking and plays like a dream.
Purdman :)

It is the Purple Heart cue on his web page. I can't find the pictures I took.
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that's a great looking cue! I have talked a lot with Jim about building the titlist....
 
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