rootdoctor
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Who is the cue maker for Schon Cues since Evan left?
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Evan left Schon quite a while ago, started Segen cues, but sadly passed not long after.
I think I heard John is gone now too, though I could be wrong about that. I haven't been to the shop in many years, last time I was it was John running the shop after Evan left.
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Sorry to hear about Evan.
I was away from pool for many years.
Love my Schon cues
billiards_watch
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Who made the desirable skull cues that I want to get?
He moved to somewhere in S.America with a younger hottie. I think he died smiling. Terry Romine Jr. is in charge now. I forgot he took over after John left. I think there was friction between John and Romine Sr's wife/widow after he died.
I think Romine has always been involved with Schon. Romine also owns a huge pool hall in WI that goes by the name of Romines High Pockets. I think they have 50 Gold Crown III's, 2 3 cushion tables, a snooker table, and 7 footer or 2 last time I was there. They also have great Mexican food, they have everything I need!!!!
Terry Romine Sr. started both Schon and the poolroom. Terry Jr. is now running Schon after John left.
Why do you know this? I visit Romines occasionally yet you know more about it than I do.
I know a guy who knows shit. He tells me shit from time-to-time. When time is right i will pass on said shit.Why do you know this? I visit Romines occasionally yet you know more about it than I do.
Because he’s not real, he’s an AI botWhy do you know this? I visit Romines occasionally yet you know more about it than I do.
I was friends with Evan. We used to talk weekly. What a great guy and I love his Schon cues. I've owned many from the EC era.
Well, I went two weeks ago to a billiard store in Springfield IL with a plan to buy a new Schon cue, just for fun. The store had multiple models for sale and from a distance they were gorgeous. Unfortunately, in-hand, and I REALLY hate to say this but must be honest, the quality was dissapointing. The wrap felt like crap, and there were multiple fit and finish issues. Not acceptable at those price points. I delicately pointed these issues out to the vendor and they were very understanding. I sadly left without a new Schon, but I did spend right under $1000 for a brand new McDermott. This was from their higher-end line, and the quality, fit, and finish were just superb.
Well, I went two weeks ago to a billiard store in Springfield IL with a plan to buy a new Schon cue, just for fun. The store had multiple models for sale and from a distance they were gorgeous. Unfortunately, in-hand, and I REALLY hate to say this but must be honest, the quality was dissapointing. The wrap felt like crap, and there were multiple fit and finish issues. Not acceptable at those price points. I delicately pointed these issues out to the vendor and they were very understanding. I sadly left without a new Schon, but I did spend right under $1000 for a brand new McDermott. This was from their higher-end line, and the quality, fit, and finish were just superb.
That part I knew but Runde left a long time ago and Terry Romine I had assumed was not involved with the business anymore.
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realtor1618
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This is the logo on a brand new cue, out of their shop, that is currently for sale. It’s obvious the quality standard is nowhere near the Runde or Clarke eras. It looks like a child did it. Sad
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