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Yep some of the splicings are well off on that cue. I know some people like the laminated design in that the chevrons are uniform and evenly spaced out but personally I cant think of anything worse looking than the huge contrast of the black chevrons on the shaft. 444 positive feedback so I'm sure he's genuine but it's always a bit strange when someone is only selling a cue because the spec is slightly out, it would cost very little to get it trimmed down to the tip size he wanted, it's 8.8 as it is so I doubt he wants it much smaller, if it's a great £425 cue why lose a lot of money on it for a job that would cost a fraction of that.
There's only one reason why people sell their cue...
Yes and no. Perfect chevrons is a bonus for some but the main reason I thought was consistency of shaft density, flex and resonance/feel. Personally, the chevrons are eye numbing, far too dark and bright. Looks really artificial to my eyes but I understand why folk wish for the mechanical properties. Unfortunately, the one person who can talk from experience about these cues is banned. Ramon, your passing is with regret.
Yep some of the splicings are well off on that cue. I know some people like the laminated design in that the chevrons are uniform and evenly spaced out but personally I cant think of anything worse looking than the huge contrast of the black chevrons on the shaft. 444 positive feedback so I'm sure he's genuine but it's always a bit strange when someone is only selling a cue because the spec is slightly out, it would cost very little to get it trimmed down to the tip size he wanted, it's 8.8 as it is so I doubt he wants it much smaller, if it's a great £425 cue why lose a lot of money on it for a job that would cost a fraction of that.
No wasnt with your "sod it post".
Over the years yes I have had 20-25 parris cues pass through my hands I collect some cues buy then move them on.
Parris cues in essence are not bad just perhaps not as good as some but its a matter of opinion. Even some cheap cues can be superb players.
Please don't label people with insulting terms just because they do not share your opinion.
You seem to have a sharp sense of humour and could be a great re-addition to the site so please be nice.
Anyone who livens the place up a bit I welcome.
If you think I'm a muppet then at least do me the courtesy of calling me Rowlf the dog.
Rob... Okay point taken I will cease using the word muppet (unless it just slips out without me thinking first) Punter seems to be a better alternative.
My cue/cues ? Look out for a separate thread when I get round to it soon. For now I'm waiting on badges to arrive that are simply labelled with girls names nothing else and will be drilling out every single existing badge on those I have and those I have on order. I'll keep my favourits but the rest will go up for sale with a true description so that the punter can buy a cue for what it is not who made it.
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