I just installed one on a cue I seldom play with, just out of curiosity to see how the tip played. I didn't expect very much. After all, it's 40 years old. Many years ago it was the tip of choice to a lot of players. The French makers discontinued making it a long time ago and after a while Chendavert started making a tip they called Champion. It wasn't the same as the originals and not as popular.
I was extremely pleasantly surprised when I started hitting with it. It plays like no other tip. No doubt, the best tip I have ever used. It had it all... feel and sound. These tips are rare and usually expensive when you can find them but worth every penny you have to pay. If you ever get a chance to use one of the originals, you will be glad you did.
I was extremely pleasantly surprised when I started hitting with it. It plays like no other tip. No doubt, the best tip I have ever used. It had it all... feel and sound. These tips are rare and usually expensive when you can find them but worth every penny you have to pay. If you ever get a chance to use one of the originals, you will be glad you did.
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