Pick your main player out of these cues.

[atthecat]

If you had to pick a main player out of these cues, which one would it be?
Thanks.

 

[billyjack]

Where is the list?

 

[atthecat]

did I not do it right?

 

[ugotactionTX]

Not much of a list... But I voted anyway

 

[1pRoscoe]

you did, takes a minute to show up....

funny how my vote is the 4th and they all say the same in the short amount of time.... LOL

 

[atthecat]

Thanks for voting guys. Can you tell I"m about to make an investment?

 

[billyjack]

That's better. Poll didn't show up the first time I opened the thread.

 

[Texas Prez]

Dennis Searing

 

[PoolBum]

If we're talking about a cue to play with then I have to hit with the actual cues I am choosing among in order to decide. The cue maker matters less to me when I'm looking for a playing cue than how the cue actually feels to me when I play with it.

 

[Fatboy]

Gus Szamboti,

 

[Balabushka_Man]

Bill at JossWest

 

[WalkerInTN]

Gus Szamboti

Gotta agree with Fatboy here. Szamboti's are the ultimate!



Of those listed, I went with Tascarella. Great shooting cues. :smile:

 

[atthecat]

Thanks for all the opinions! It's helping.

 

[atthecat]

bump............

 

[DogsPlayingPool]

Gina actually is my player. But the point made before is well taken, that being that the particular cue is more important than the maker when it comes to a playing cue. I bought my Gina way back before it was an investment grade cue, and chose it over the other two most popular customs of the day in my area (Rambow and Balabushka) because from the moment I picked one up it sang to me. All the makers on your list are quality cues and will hold their value, including some of the names mentioned not on your list, like Szamboti, so it really comes down to how the particular cue you are looking to purchase feels to you.

Good luck and keep us posted about your pick, including pictures. :grin-square:

 

[poolplayer2093]

after hitting balls with socalrick's scruggs, i have to say scruggs hands down

 

[HIRUN526]

Thanks for voting guys. Can you tell I"m about to make an investment?

So are you talking about a player or an investment or both?

If you are talking about a daily player, only hitting with cues is the only way to find out what is right for you.

If you are talking about an investment from the above four mentioned.....High end Gina than Tascarella.

If you are talking about having a great player and great investment cue .....

Dennis Searing.

 

[BRKNRUN]

Gina actually is my player. But the point made before is well taken, that being that the particular cue is more important than the maker when it comes to a playing cue. I bought my Gina way back before it was an investment grade cue, and chose it over the other two most popular customs of the day in my area (Rambow and Balabushka) because from the moment I picked one up it sang to me. All the makers on your list are quality cues and will hold their value, including some of the names mentioned not on your list, like Szamboti, so it really comes down to how the particular cue you are looking to purchase feels to you.

Good luck and keep us posted about your pick, including pictures. :grin-square:

I had a cue that started singing to me every time I picked it up......I named it "Fat Lady".....I sold it....

 

[MOJOE]

None of the ones on your list.. Searing or Haley

 

[atthecat]

bump..............