M mantis99 AzB Silver Member Silver Member Feb 7, 2007 #1 For pure straight playability, is it better to avoid a cue with inlays and other decoration. Do the inlays and decoration decrease the balance and playability as compared to a cue made just for playability by the same cue maker?
For pure straight playability, is it better to avoid a cue with inlays and other decoration. Do the inlays and decoration decrease the balance and playability as compared to a cue made just for playability by the same cue maker?
JoeyInCali Maker of Joey Bautista Cues Silver Member Feb 7, 2007 #2 Inlays don't affect the hit imo. Bad wood, bad glue, bad construction and bad joint/ferrules/tips do. Maybe loose inlays and points do.
Inlays don't affect the hit imo. Bad wood, bad glue, bad construction and bad joint/ferrules/tips do. Maybe loose inlays and points do.