Schon sl6 price with 6 shafts?
- Thread starter rick9005
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That is a little too vague to even get in the ballpark I would think, especially without pictures. I'm also guessing that you would get the most out of it though, whatever that will be, by selling the butt with just two shafts, and then selling the other four shafts separately.
Providing this info might help you get a half decent answer...
-How do the butt and all the shafts roll together and apart?
-What do the butt and all the shafts weigh?
-What diameter are all the shafts?
-Describe the dings and dents that can be fairly easily seen.
-Have the shafts ever been re-tapered or even sanded on?
-What issues are making you downgrade the condition to an 8?
-Are all the shafts Schon shafts, and do they all have matching ringwork to the butt?
-Stock SL-6, or was anything (wrap, ferrules, veneers, etc) customized at original purchase (or later)?
-Original finish, wrap, ferrules, butt cap, etc?
Sounds like a lot, but it is shocking how different or bad some of those things can be and yet the owner doesn't mention them.
Providing this info might help you get a half decent answer...
-How do the butt and all the shafts roll together and apart?
-What do the butt and all the shafts weigh?
-What diameter are all the shafts?
-Describe the dings and dents that can be fairly easily seen.
-Have the shafts ever been re-tapered or even sanded on?
-What issues are making you downgrade the condition to an 8?
-Are all the shafts Schon shafts, and do they all have matching ringwork to the butt?
-Stock SL-6, or was anything (wrap, ferrules, veneers, etc) customized at original purchase (or later)?
-Original finish, wrap, ferrules, butt cap, etc?
Sounds like a lot, but it is shocking how different or bad some of those things can be and yet the owner doesn't mention them.
Way too many shafts to sell as a package and expect to get fair value. Keep 2, maybe 3, shafts and sell the others individually or as a set. Hardly anyone wants a cue with that many shafts that only increases your asking sale price.