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  • #31
    Originally Posted by darrenlowe79 View Post
    When I bought mine I think stu only had an ash and a maple with brass badges I will ask him the next time I am speaking to him
    darren ,, may I ask,, Is GBL ur playing cue? ash or maple?

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    • #32
      Maguire wins PTC1 with new GBL cue

      Yes its my playing cue. and it's ash very nice it is too

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      • #33
        Looks like your in the ash cub dazz, o well will just have to call it the GBL limited edition cub with owed own fancy handshake and that Lol and more Lol.

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        • #34
          By the way boys I have no preference to ash or maple I like them both, thou I do like my pearwood cue Mr Tony ions made for me back in the 80s , and yes I do know its a maple species, its so smooth its hard to keep hold of.

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          • #35
            Originally Posted by darrenlowe79 View Post
            Yes its my playing cue. and it's ash very nice it is too


            well, the reason I asked u this ,,
            I bought one yesterday GBL C6 (maple shaft) of Stu. he is on it's way.
            I have heard many good reviews about GBL ash !!
            I thought maybe you play with maple and you can tell me some more about its playability !! (Although each cue is different) ...
            Anyway,,, gonna try a few frams with this. I'm curious how this one plays !!
            Thanks for the rplay !!

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            • #36
              Hi Darren
              I have had five different GBL cue and I can say without fear of contradiction that they are sum of the best cues to come out of thyland the splicing is first class and puts sum of dar I say UK makers to shame. I think the highest acalade I could give is that if they had a J Paris Trevor white mike woodridge exe you would be happy to pay twice and more and be over the moon. And as for playability that's in you not in the cue , one mans meat as they say, but I find them to be as good as any other make inc the ones I mentioned and more, I know because I have had at least one of most of them over the years.

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              • #37
                I have bought two GBL's off Stu in the past year one being a 3/4 C2 with Ebony Butt and the other a one peice C4 with Snake wood. Both awesome cues. I also own a JP Exclusive 3/4 I would have to say my One peice GBL has the best feel. Just feels so solid. I have never met Stu as I live across the pond but he always looks right after me. Merry Christmas Stu & Happy New Year.
                C4 One Peice


                C2 3/4

                " Practice to improve not just to waste time "
                " 43 Match - 52 Practice - 13 Reds in Line Up "
                http://www.ontariosnooker.club

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                • #38
                  I love GBL cues and IMHO if you want a very decent playing cue which is up there with the best and a guy who treat you with respect as a customer then it's a no brainier really, or another great option IMO is buying one of Wooldridge's legend cues which are the same quality as his VCM cues and will arrive in within weeks.

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                  • #39
                    Originally Posted by Leo View Post
                    I love GBL cues and IMHO if you want a very decent playing cue which is up there with the best and a guy who treat you with respect as a customer then it's a no brainier really, or another great option IMO is buying one of Wooldridge's legend cues which are the same quality as his VCM cues and will arrive in within weeks.
                    I always fancied trying a Wooldridge but can't stand the ferrule and think it is poor he won't give you the option of buying one without the blackspin

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                    • #40
                      Originally Posted by guernseygooner View Post
                      I always fancied trying a Wooldridge but can't stand the ferrule and think it is poor he won't give you the option of buying one without the blackspin
                      Yes great cues but damn that ferrule ain't for me. I'm surprised really that change ferrule option is not available, because I would be willing to say he would be selling a lot more if that option was there.

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                      • #41
                        Originally Posted by guernseygooner View Post
                        I always fancied trying a Wooldridge but can't stand the ferrule and think it is poor he won't give you the option of buying one without the blackspin
                        I have three M W cues two blackspin and one brass ferrule and one thing i will say is their all responsive and lovely hitting cues .

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                        • #42
                          Originally Posted by guernseygooner View Post
                          I always fancied trying a Wooldridge but can't stand the ferrule and think it is poor he won't give you the option of buying one without the blackspin
                          I've got a very nice Wooldridge with 2 x shafts & 2 x brass ferrules.

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                          • #43
                            When you say ferrule option do you mean like the black spin that mike has or do you mean the GBL ferrules are no good ? Coz I can say that around this neck of the woods ( west Cumbria ) that all thou GBL cues are not as common as per say. Master cue's but compared to jp's tw' and as for MW cues are like rocking horse poo, I have not heard of problems with them and I usesuly I get a call when they do.

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                            • #44
                              Originally Posted by Leo View Post
                              Yes great cues but damn that ferrule ain't for me. I'm surprised really that change ferrule option is not available, because I would be willing to say he would be selling a lot more if that option was there.
                              Talking about the black ferrule, Cliff mentioned to me about getting rid of the brass one and going to the black. He says as you get older the black ferrule enables you to see how close your tip is to the CB. It does make sense.
                              " Practice to improve not just to waste time "
                              " 43 Match - 52 Practice - 13 Reds in Line Up "
                              http://www.ontariosnooker.club

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                              • #45
                                I think the mikes black spins are a bit more radical than the fact they are black and help us oldies to hit centre of the ball, but saying that anything that helps is worth a go.

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