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Nice cue..After hearing so many great things about Keith's cues, I had to try one for myself. Now, after seeing his work first hand, and playing with this cue for about an hour, I can honestly say this was one of the best decisions of my life!
The design on this cue was a combination of 2 cues posted on AZ that I absolutely loved. The first, was Myron's (Alpine 9430) Vollmer cue, and the later, was Jamie's (Worminator) ebony Josey. I discussed combining the two designs with Keith, and the finished product was even better than I had imagined!
The forearm of this cue is one of, if not THE LAST piece of Jet-Black Gaboon ebony Keith had on hand, and was saving for a special cue. I guess mine fit the bill! The front of this cue literally looks like it was dipped in paint! The combination of the super dark forearm and the mirror like quality of the stainless collar on the joint is just perfect!
The inlay work on the back end is first rate, and this is THE FIRST cue with Keith's new Logo - a silver scripted "J".
I have to say that the wrap on this cue is hands down the best I've ever seen. The seam is invisible in anything but extemely strong light. I went around the cue TWICE before I actually found it. Now THAT is a great wrap.
Finally the shaft and tip combo is absolutely the nuts! These are Keith's stock shafts (not the timeless timber), and they are some of the finest I've seen or felt. These just blew me away. Also the phenolic ferrules and Kamui Black Soft tips are the magic combination, as far as I'm concerned.
Overall I could not be happier about this cue or the way it turned out. The customer service from Keith and Sherri are second to none, and this cue is absolutely a work of art. I'll log some more time with this beast, and post a full review in a few weeks.
Keith and Sherri, thank you for making "The Dark Knight" a dream come true!!!
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Nice cue ...
I like the elegant J logo .. not crazy about BB-ish butt sleeve design, IMHO ...
I bet it plays jams up though. I like the taper on his shafts. Keith and Sherry are good people first and also fine cue maker.
Is the cue cored or not? Looking down the pin it looks uncored.
Mike
After all the e-mail exchanges we went through, I can honestly say I was very excited to see the pictures of the cue.
The cue is exceptionally beautiful and I am amazed at the design of the inlay work.
Speaks volumes for the creativeness for the design and the master craftsman who completed the work.
Incredible throughtout!
I would love to see a close up shot of the ferrules and tips on the shafts if at all possible.
Enjoy and let me know how it hits.
Reps - coming!
Myron
I would love to see a close up shot of the ferrules and tips on the shafts if at all possible. Myron
What a sharp set of shafts and the details in the picture are great.Here you go pal!
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