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Originally Posted by throtts View PostAre you guys sure GBLs are made in Thailand, that's a surprise. If all other sticks are made abroad eventually then there will be mega premiums on JP cues, cripes, a piece of wood being an investment..
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Originally Posted by throtts View PostAre you guys sure GBLs are made in Thailand, that's a surprise. If all other sticks are made abroad eventually then there will be mega premiums on JP cues, cripes, a piece of wood being an investment..Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning...
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Originally Posted by svendh View PostMight be, but this is missing the point of having an expensive cue. Why buy an Aston Martin if you can get an Honda that drives well too?
Cues have a certain level of craftsmanship that can't be exceeded and i believe more and more snooker players are starting to wake up to the fact they don't need to spend £100's extra on a cue that can have the same level of craftsmanship or better for a lot less from other brands!
Some people like to have the best(perceived brand) just as a fashion statement it seems, others as they've got money to burn and it's no big loss if it doesn't work out, obviously reputation and professionals also sway people to follow suit and understandably so...
In reply to your question cars are very different to cues, that Aston Martin sports car will cost a hell of a lot more to make, for obvious reasons and the big one of the materials/parts will be up there with the best you can put on a road car. But i do see your point to a degree and it will come down to affordability and personal taste, that can't be judged on a top end snooker cue because the materials/craftsmanship from the so called best will be the same as they can't be bettered at the minute anyway...Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning...
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Originally Posted by mrbluejay View PostI'd love to know exactly which makers you are referring to mate, it's the conspiracy theorist in me !
Yes me too.
Anyone badging a product as their own, which suggests it has been made in the UK, when in reality it's been made somewhere else by someone else, outside the UK, is nothing short of fraud in my eyes.
It really pisses me off that this sort of crap threatens to tarnish ALL UK makers. Some of us do our own work, solely here in the UK.Last edited by trevs1; 16 July 2013, 10:05 PM.
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Originally Posted by paddybhoy30 View PostExactly. Why are the still charging 4-500 quid also if they've not made it or part made it.Last edited by rob s; 17 July 2013, 06:09 PM.77 in a match, 97 in a line up
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