i have a wd700 shaft n i love the stiff hit but this past 2 weeks ive noticed that it lost its stiff hit ...... i hate the way it plays now ... this happened to any 1 else
problems with mezz shafts ?
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I've been playing a WD700 for the past couple of months...alternating between the Mezz cue and my Gilbert. I haven't seen/noticed/felt any difference in my WD700 shaft.
Was your shaft new when you started playing it a couple weeks ago, or was it used? If it was used, I would think any "break-in" period would have already occurred...
What kind of tip and has anything happened to the tip (e.g. did you check to see if it's loose)? Reason I ask, I have a Mezz break cue that the tip went flying off of the other day...so, if they use the same adhesive, maybe the tip isn't seated properly...sounds silly I know, but it's worth eliminating...
Was your shaft new when you started playing it a couple weeks ago, or was it used? If it was used, I would think any "break-in" period would have already occurred...
What kind of tip and has anything happened to the tip (e.g. did you check to see if it's loose)? Reason I ask, I have a Mezz break cue that the tip went flying off of the other day...so, if they use the same adhesive, maybe the tip isn't seated properly...sounds silly I know, but it's worth eliminating...
I'll tell you it could be the tip but I have had a shaft(not a Mezz)that felt good for awhile then suddenly hit like a bag of sh!t.It ended up being the ferrule was slowly separating from the wood a bit and from the naked eye I couldn't tell but when looked at real close that was the issue.Maybe your ferrule is loosening on you.Goodluck:smile:
well i just happen to see jason klatt this weekend ...... he said it does seem to b a little bit ( whippy ) but im just gonna try n block it out........ i played with his cue n the mezz shaft on mezz but fells amazing probably the best production cues ive ever played with