Wood selections on a new SW

[the2yoots]

Hi everyone, I am curious as to all the different wood combinations, that Southwest offers. Does anyone know all of the woods SW has ?
I haven't asked laurie, didnt wanna annoy her with this question, so I figured I'd ask on here
Thanks

 

[Klink]

I’ve got a spot from 2008 I’d sell because I don’t know what to pic either.


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[the2yoots]

Kink, you're looking at about 2 or 3 years until you receive your cue.Right now, SW is filling orders from 2005

 

[Johnny Rosato]

Not sure what's offered but I don't think I've seen a SW with Bocote. Of course my memory ain't the best either!

 

[Pushout]

Hi everyone, I am curious as to all the different wood combinations, that Southwest offers. Does anyone know all of the woods SW has ?
I haven't asked laurie, didnt wanna annoy her with this question, so I figured I'd ask on here
Thanks

I assure you that Laurie will NOT be annoyed by such a question. She can tell you EXACTLY what they have!

 

[deanoc]

maple,Alves,Pau Fero,Ebbony

possibly Tulip wood,coca bola,purple heart

these are the woods SW has used in the past

most are still available

Ebony has become rare and hard to find therefore more expensive

South west still makes the best cues to play or invest in

 

[Pushout]

maple,Alves,Pau Fero,Ebbony

possibly Tulip wood,coca bola,purple heart

these are the woods SW has used in the past

most are still available

Ebony has become rare and hard to find therefore more expensive

South west still makes the best cues to play or invest in

Laurie told me that my first cue, Indian Rosewood, would be one of the last of that wood. Also, if memory serves, Brazilian Rosewood is very, very hard to come by now also.

 

[JoeyInCali]

I'd pick Brazilian rosewood and pernambuco.