Steve Klein Cue Review

Steve is so versatile - he can do just about anything a customer dreams up. The man has style!
 
Cuephoric said:
Under normal circumstances, I'd say, stick with what you like, but when it comes to a great playing cue with a g-10, Steve's are monsters!
I've tried alot of other great cuemakers with a g-10, and went back to whatever else they had respectively. With Steve's cues, I wont play with anything but his g-10. The balance, feel, and sound take a bit getting used to, but inside of a week, nothing else you own will feel right.

Thanks for the info. I'm still on the fence, but have a design ready for either one when the time comes.

I'm sure I'll be happy, and get use to whatever I get from Steve. The designs are different, but both are very classy.

This one might come down to a coin flip!
 
5-of each

snowmon34 said:
Nice looking Kleins Ted.....Do you have 5 of every cue builder.......:D



I don't know how it happens, but it just does. I find a cue I really like, and 4 more just show up.
 
I have had the pleasure of hitn' a few balls with these cues and I must say I'm impressed with the playability and feel of a Klein cue.
Danny Harriman
 
I had asked Steve what was the best joint used for playing cues. He replied that a radial pin is the best for players. He also added that any large wood to wood joint will work. I personally have a radial pin on my Klein. I think its great for me.

I've heard that the real reason cue makers like to use the radial pins is becUse they don't have to be as exact when setting the pin
 
I've heard that the real reason cue makers like to use the radial pins is becUse they don't have to be as exact when setting the pin

You heard wrong. Any pin must be set correctly.
And just to update this 2008 post. I prefer 5/16-14 for traditional cues and
radial for wood to wood.
There are more steps with the 5/16-14 joint, but the basic pin installation
is identical.
 
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