New Price!! Alex Brick!!!

Did you ever find out what kind of wood that is?

From the color and grain pattern, I would say Goncola Alves. Very nice looking cue, and a real steal...you can't buy a sneaky pete for that price.

Really sweet offering, Randy.

Joe
 
From the color and grain pattern, I would say Goncola Alves. Very nice looking cue, and a real steal...you can't buy a sneaky pete for that price.

Really sweet offering, Randy.

Joe

that may be true now, but just a few years ago his PJ cues were between $300 and $350 new depending on the wood.

That being said, it's still a good deal and I am sure it plays nice and stiff.
 
that may be true now, but just a few years ago his PJ cues were between $300 and $350 new depending on the wood.

I don't have a dog in this fight, but...
I have owned a few Alex Brick cues, and I don't remember seeing a nice one like this for $300. Goncola Alves is a great playing wood. It and Pao Fero were Jerry Franklin's favorites for playability. I don't think you can find any "known" cuemaker's cues in the $300 range. The only item I see holding the price down on this cue is the economy....what a great time to be a buyer!!

Joe
 
where in north mississippi are you located, I might like to take a look at it tomorrow while I'm in Memphis if I can. Thanks a lot!
 
where in north mississippi are you located, I might like to take a look at it tomorrow while I'm in Memphis if I can. Thanks a lot!


I think you're confused. I'm not selling anything and I don't believe HomerB is in tha tip of tha sip
 
Umm, this is not exactly accurate.

I have owned MOST AB cues that he EVER made, including from his old shop in Memphis. Between Adam, Mason and myself, I doubt anything has left Alex's shop that we haven't bought, sold or at least took a gander at.

I do believe that you're thinking of Alex's J/B cues, before he started using that awesome Dymondwood.

He has never (at least not in 10 years) sold a wrapped PJ with his signature ringwork for $3xx.

THIS IS A STEAL, folks!!

-von


that may be true now, but just a few years ago his PJ cues were between $300 and $350 new depending on the wood.

That being said, it's still a good deal and I am sure it plays nice and stiff.
 
Umm, this is not exactly accurate.

I have owned MOST AB cues that he EVER made, including from his old shop in Memphis. Between Adam, Mason and myself, I doubt anything has left Alex's shop that we haven't bought, sold or at least took a gander at.

I do believe that you're thinking of Alex's J/B cues, before he started using that awesome Dymondwood.

He has never (at least not in 10 years) sold a wrapped PJ with his signature ringwork for $3xx.

THIS IS A STEAL, folks!!

-von

No sir! You are dead wrong bro. I have bought several directly from Alex when he was at Players in Memphis, plus I played in there several times a week while some of my cues were being built. The Dymondwood players were $300 and most others were $350. The sneaky pete and j/b cues he didn't even make. Glen made them and they were alot cheaper than this. Most of the people in Players at the time played with a "squirly shirley" that came out of the Brick shop, I had several of thiose too.

If you know as much as you claim, you would know those were standard prices for anyone that walked in the door. Adam knows me, so does everyone else around there.
 
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I don't have a dog in this fight, but...
I have owned a few Alex Brick cues, and I don't remember seeing a nice one like this for $300. Goncola Alves is a great playing wood. It and Pao Fero were Jerry Franklin's favorites for playability. I don't think you can find any "known" cuemaker's cues in the $300 range. The only item I see holding the price down on this cue is the economy....what a great time to be a buyer!!

Joe

I certainly respect your knowledge of cue Joe, but I bought several cues from Alex and so did many of my friends, my pricing is EXACTLY right. In fact his old website may still be up so you can see, it was 6 months ago.
 
Prices from his old website, which went down in november of 08.

375, and that is if this isn't exotic wood.


Plain Cue $275
Add A & B Rings $100
Exotic Woods $25 up


Price is very fair, your not buying any new ones ever again. Why people want to argue about it is beyond me. Its a incredibly good buy on a quality cue.
 
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