Leave it alone chaps, don't see why this should all be spewed up again - Jason's made changes to his marketing and website accordingly, I see no reason for people to dwell.
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Originally Posted by willtyson View PostLeave it alone chaps, don't see why this should all be spewed up again - Jason's made changes to his marketing and website accordingly, I see no reason for people to dwell.
and so it would be nice to see his work as it nears completion , on the site again.
That's what this thread was started for after all.
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Does anyone in the North west of England own one of Jason's cues?
I should really like to order one but have a personal policy of try before buy.
Any help would be appreciated!
Jason"I got injected with the passion for snooker" - SQ_FLYER
National Snooker Expo
25-27 October 2019
http://nationalsnookerexpo.com
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Originally Posted by the lone wolf View PostDoes anyone in the North west of England own one of Jason's cues?
I should really like to order one but have a personal policy of try before buy.
Any help would be appreciated!
Jason
I'm sure you know all this already, but obviously every shaft will play different, and every different spec for the cue makes it unique.
Mine was number 070, and he's up in the high hundreds by now, so even the finish method and quality has probably changed since mine.
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I personnaly have #144 and I can tell you the finish is the best I have ever had. Cue plays extremely well and wood selection is excellent. You can order a cue from Jason eyes closed, trust me. He's a bit underestimated IMHO.Ton Praram III Series 1 | 58" 18.4oz 9.4mm | ash shaft + 4 splices of Brazilian Rosewood | Grand Cue medium tips
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Originally Posted by billabong View PostYou wouldn't be able to assess much about a cue you want to order new, by having a hit with someone else's Jason Owen cue.
I'm sure you know all this already, but obviously every shaft will play different, and every different spec for the cue makes it unique.
Mine was number 070, and he's up in the high hundreds by now, so even the finish method and quality has probably changed since mine.
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I've had many custom pool cues built but only having used one prior.
This should be my first custom built snooker cue and I'm a believer that the cue chooses the player not the other way around.
That said, quality always shines and I've read great things about JO cues, which is why I'd like to use one first.
I except that any cue built for myself would be like no other, hence "custom built".
If I had the money to buy a Ferrari, I'd still want a test drive.
Call me daft but that's the way I like to do it"I got injected with the passion for snooker" - SQ_FLYER
National Snooker Expo
25-27 October 2019
http://nationalsnookerexpo.com
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Originally Posted by dave121260 View PostSorry if it's a bit of a thick question but when you say part finished what exactly is a part finished cue is it just a shaft and then cue makers adding there own splices ??
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