playing with vintage cues
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You think that is a main problem? You could say that about anything you own of any value down to the money you have in your pocket. In fact a collectable cue may he one of the least things you have to worry about. I own a few valuable cues and my only concern would be them being damaged.
The other post about playing with vintage cues covers a lot about this...
A rough comparison would be someone I know who has an original 1959 Gibson Les Paul guitar, one of THE holy grail guitars of all time, akin to a Balabushka for rarity. He used to gig with it, but it's just too valuable.. he got a re-issue guitar to play out with, and the '59 stays home for recording.. so it gets played.
Pool players know cues... when you rock an inlaid Szamboti, you'll have a lot of attention, some of it dubious.
A rough comparison would be someone I know who has an original 1959 Gibson Les Paul guitar, one of THE holy grail guitars of all time, akin to a Balabushka for rarity. He used to gig with it, but it's just too valuable.. he got a re-issue guitar to play out with, and the '59 stays home for recording.. so it gets played.
Pool players know cues... when you rock an inlaid Szamboti, you'll have a lot of attention, some of it dubious.
macguy is right.....someone is just as apt to kill you to steal the Omega watch you might wear.
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