To me, the term high end is meaningless other than as a general aside as a compliment
for a good looking cue design or a famous name cue-maker. It's like the term top shelf
when it comes to booze in a bar.......the higher up on the behind the bar shelving, the
more expensive, better was the booze....it generally referred to it as a better quality liquor.
High end cues is in the same genre......the price or fancy design, famous name cue-maker,
rare wood or some other highly distinguishing feature but nonetheless, in the final analysis,
it's a obscure reference used to compliment a cue. I've found most persons relate this to price.
Matt B.
for a good looking cue design or a famous name cue-maker. It's like the term top shelf
when it comes to booze in a bar.......the higher up on the behind the bar shelving, the
more expensive, better was the booze....it generally referred to it as a better quality liquor.
High end cues is in the same genre......the price or fancy design, famous name cue-maker,
rare wood or some other highly distinguishing feature but nonetheless, in the final analysis,
it's a obscure reference used to compliment a cue. I've found most persons relate this to price.
Matt B.