Scruggs sneakys
well, as for someone who has done a lot of research on cues and has played many yrs. A cue is a tool. Now you get what you pay for in artistry and look. If you want simplistic then a sneaky is what you get (basically). However, the cues hit is something else. Every cue plays different, however unless made the same then some play very similar. The scruggs sneakys have no secret. They were not completely assembled by Scruggs, they were Schmelke blanks. Mike told me so. The biggest difference from any cue was that the shop selected the best parts when creating the finished product. So, original prices came out were cheap, and 5-6 yrs ago they were extremely popular and the price goes up. This is basically a pool product economy and things have its ups and downs.
here it is in a nut shell-
"The Price is what ever someone is willing to pay!"
if you want one, save and buy it. If not, find another cue you like. We can not always get what we want.
well, as for someone who has done a lot of research on cues and has played many yrs. A cue is a tool. Now you get what you pay for in artistry and look. If you want simplistic then a sneaky is what you get (basically). However, the cues hit is something else. Every cue plays different, however unless made the same then some play very similar. The scruggs sneakys have no secret. They were not completely assembled by Scruggs, they were Schmelke blanks. Mike told me so. The biggest difference from any cue was that the shop selected the best parts when creating the finished product. So, original prices came out were cheap, and 5-6 yrs ago they were extremely popular and the price goes up. This is basically a pool product economy and things have its ups and downs.
here it is in a nut shell-
"The Price is what ever someone is willing to pay!"
if you want one, save and buy it. If not, find another cue you like. We can not always get what we want.