Whos style of cues do you like best?

blucollar

blucollar

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Of the batch of "newer" cuemakers whos style do you like most...myself I enjoy the works of Steve Klein and Tony Zinzola the most....Chris Nitti is right up there for me too.
 
BHQ
Hands down.
Well maybe not considered an up an coming CB but anyway.

I'd also like to try some of his pizza. Like it overdone.
 
Big Nitti fan but I'm completely biased.

One of the smallest 'dogs' with a continual invite to the ICCS each year. Hard to beat acknowledgement from that peer group IMO.
 
Piercyexclusive who is a member here.

Piercyexclusive, has an AcerMetric style that I really fell in love with and I was sure it was going to take off but I have not seen or heard anything from him in a long, long while. Second to him I love Steve Lomax cues and Third I like Mike Gulyassy cues.
 
A pair from Florida

Chris Nitti and Paul Dayton in no particular order

Different backgrounds but very similar values in their commitment to quality, hand craftsmanship and wonderful playing cues

They make anything from a simple player to exotics

Both are accomplished players which says a lot
 
tim prince is a little new i guess......his cues are really outstanding looking and unique....never played with one but one day i will.....also steve dunkle and jon spitz make some good players that are sharp looking also....there is also some guy from canada who has made only 6 or 7 cues i think xpat something is making some really nice looking cues also
 
Bryan Mordt, Chris Nitti, and Pete Tonkin are among my favorites for the more current modern crop of cue makers.
 
blucollar said:
Of the batch of "newer" cuemakers whos style do you like most...myself I enjoy the works of Steve Klein and Tony Zinzola the most....Chris Nitti is right up there for me too.
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What is your definition of newer?


Some of the makers listed have been making cues for 20 years...


If it is 20 years then my choice is John Showman. Classic design elements with his interpretation makes them original in my eyes.

Another great choice is Randy Mobley for the same reasons above.
 
By newer I mean newly popular...not really new to cuemaking...basically anyone after your tascarrellas, schicks, motteys, etc...
 
Dave Barenbrugge - almost every new pic of a cue I see from him on AZB makes me wish I owned it.

Greetings from Switzerland, David.
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