New Rays Cues
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I am Rays cue dealer , if you want some information , please PM me , thanks
*6012
weight:19.65oz
Shaft 1b1s 3/8-10 Forearm-Birdseye maple Butt-Purple heart
CUSTOMER
SOLD
*6013
weight:±19.5oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 Forearm-Birdseye 8 point
Butt-Purple heart
SOLD
*6014
weight:±19.80oz Shaft 1b2s(Join propector) 3/8-10 6point
Forearm & Butt-cocobolo
*6015
weight:19.60±oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 4point
Forearm & Butt-Black wood x16 Inlays
*6016
weight:±19.75oz Shaft 1b2s(Join Protector) 3/8-10 6point
Forearm & Butt-Bocotx18 Inlays
*6017
weight:±19.90oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point
Butt-cocoboloX12 Inlays
*6012
weight:19.65oz
Shaft 1b1s 3/8-10 Forearm-Birdseye maple Butt-Purple heart
CUSTOMER
SOLD
*6013
weight:±19.5oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 Forearm-Birdseye 8 point
Butt-Purple heart
SOLD
*6014
weight:±19.80oz Shaft 1b2s(Join propector) 3/8-10 6point
Forearm & Butt-cocobolo
*6015
weight:19.60±oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 4point
Forearm & Butt-Black wood x16 Inlays
*6016
weight:±19.75oz Shaft 1b2s(Join Protector) 3/8-10 6point
Forearm & Butt-Bocotx18 Inlays
*6017
weight:±19.90oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point
Butt-cocoboloX12 Inlays
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*6018
weight±19.90oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point Forearm & Butt-
X12 Inlays
*6019
weight±19.4oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point Butt-Ebony X28 Inlays
*6020
weight±19.4oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point AB rings Forearm-Birdseye maple Butt-Ebony
*6021
weight±19.15oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point AB rings
Forearm-Birdseye maple Butt-cocobolo X8 Inlays
*6022
weight±19.10oz Shaft 1b2s(Join Proector) 3/8-10 8 point
AB rings
weight±19.90oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point Forearm & Butt-
X12 Inlays
*6019
weight±19.4oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point Butt-Ebony X28 Inlays
*6020
weight±19.4oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point AB rings Forearm-Birdseye maple Butt-Ebony
*6021
weight±19.15oz Shaft 1b2s 3/8-10 8 point AB rings
Forearm-Birdseye maple Butt-cocobolo X8 Inlays
*6022
weight±19.10oz Shaft 1b2s(Join Proector) 3/8-10 8 point
AB rings
A lot of famous Taiwanese Players used to play with Ray's cues.
Chao used to play with one for a brief period of time, but not anymore. He is using a Keith Andy from Japan now as far as I know.
Pei Wei Chang used to play with a plain Ray's cue, before he switched to a Layani cue.
Kuo (the young player who played Wu in the finals in last year's WPC) played with a Ray for a while, then he went to a Tad, which he was using in the WPC, and now a Prather, which I believe is what he will be playing with in the BCA 9 Ball Championship.
I am not sure which one is playing with Ray's cue now. After all, I am only familiar with the ones who have won international tournaments.
Some of Ray's cues I have seen are very fancy and feature an amazing amount of details and really complicated inlay works. My favorite is his "sakura" cue.
Richard
Chao used to play with one for a brief period of time, but not anymore. He is using a Keith Andy from Japan now as far as I know.
Pei Wei Chang used to play with a plain Ray's cue, before he switched to a Layani cue.
Kuo (the young player who played Wu in the finals in last year's WPC) played with a Ray for a while, then he went to a Tad, which he was using in the WPC, and now a Prather, which I believe is what he will be playing with in the BCA 9 Ball Championship.
I am not sure which one is playing with Ray's cue now. After all, I am only familiar with the ones who have won international tournaments.
Some of Ray's cues I have seen are very fancy and feature an amazing amount of details and really complicated inlay works. My favorite is his "sakura" cue.
Richard
nipponbilliards said:
yes,some pros used Rays cue before they won the international tournaments
after they won the title , some sponsor want they use sponsor's cue...
but in Taiwan , still have many professionals also use Rays cue ,
maybe they are not famous in international tournaments , but Rays cue
character is nice shot
refer Rays Lin was also a professional player before , so he know what's
cue is best shot , and how he can do the best
every cues went out Rays Lin's workstation , he must shot by himself
if shaft's taper is not very good , he will modify until everything is ok
that is why every Rays Cue have chalk on tips
follow images is Taiwan woman pro , Su Yi Yun , won 2006 Japan open
champion
please note her cue~~she used Rays cue many years...
but won international tournaments first time , so no one know her before
but when she win the game , every one will look what cue she use...
Adonisy said:yes,some pros used Rays cue before they won the international tournaments
after they won the title , some sponsor want they use sponsor's cue...
but in Taiwan , still have many professionals also use Rays cue ,
maybe they are not famous in international tournaments , but Rays cue
character is nice shot
refer Rays Lin was also a professional player before , so he know what's
cue is best shot , and how he can do the best
every cues went out Rays Lin's workstation , he must shot by himself
if shaft's taper is not very good , he will modify until everything is ok
that is why every Rays Cue have chalk on tips
follow images is Taiwan woman pro , Su Yi Yun , won 2006 Japan open
champion
please note her cue~~she used Rays cue many years...
but won international tournaments first time , so no one know her before
but when she win the game , every one will look what cue she use...
Nice pictures.
Yes, Ms. Su is a good player. I am so glad to see her won the All Japan Open, it is her first international title, isn't it?
I met her in the All Japan Championship, but I did not spend too much time watching her play. During our brief conversation, she striked me as a very funny and nice lady. She is still young and she has a bright future ahead of her.
I hope her endorsement can bring more business for your cue in Asia.
If your cues hit great, they will become more and more popular. Good luck.
Richard
P.S. For those of you who have never seen one, in the tape of the finals in the 2004 World Pool Championship, Alex Vs Chang, Pei Wei Chang was using a Ray's cue, it kind of looked like a Satin Southwest.
P.S.S. Would you mind to please share with us the answers to the following questions:
1. Does Mr. Lin use any CNC?
2. How does his cut his taper?
3. Are the shafts interchangable?
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Adonisy said:
For that kind of money there are
MANY FINE U.S. Cuemakers Offering their Cues in
That Price Range.
Ni Hao ma?
Glad to see members outside of the US posting here on a regular basis too. Welcome.
Glad to see members outside of the US posting here on a regular basis too. Welcome.