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100% agreed... But I always think that value should comes with quality. Isn't it ?
The way it is and the way it always will be.
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Supply and demand my friend.
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Without people looking at the badge mate most people wouldn't have the foggiest what stick they are playing with.Originally Posted by kadobau View PostComment
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Most people wouldn't...
However, I can tell the difference between my MAC, Wooldridge and TW... It has been tested.
Odd thing...
Best for long pots - MW
Best for the rest - MAC
Best to play with - TWComment
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Very interesting observations. If someone can figure out why each of these cues have those characteristics we may have the perfect playing cue.Originally Posted by pottr View PostComment
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All cues are different... Each of the cues I ordered have identical specs... It's just not possible to replicate anything other than dimensions.
Even if you could, the tips would still play differently.Comment
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Maybe Pottr you haven't found the correct all round cue for your game. You may have to search elsewhere.Originally Posted by pottr View PostComment
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No thanks, I'm happy with my TW.Comment
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pottr:
If you ever have a chance to try out one of those Mezz snooker cues from Japan let me know. I was considering buying one but with shipping and duty it would come to over $1,000 and that's a little heavy for an experiment and I'm saving up to go to India late in the year for the worlds.
TerryTerry Davidson
IBSF Master Coach & ExaminerComment
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Yes!!! Now that would be good to have a review from someone on here who could purchase one!Originally Posted by Terry Davidson View Post
My thread on them here pottr......
http://www.thesnookerforum.co.uk/boa...ad.php?t=50513If it is called " Common sense " why is it so rare???Comment
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Originally Posted by pottr View Post
Shouldn't affect quality thoughStill trying to pot as many balls as i can !
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Fair enough mate but in a way you have still lost me. I always thought the perfect cue should fit your whole game not just certain pots.Originally Posted by pottr View PostComment
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It is like trying to find the perfect woman!Originally Posted by Leo View Post
Us men will go on for years searching for her and while ones do come along that tick a few boxes very rarely do some tick ALL!! That perfect Cue is no different!
I am still searching for my 5' 8" Brunette bombshell with perfect C Cup boobs , long legs , long straight hair , Brown eyes , nice flawless skin , happy to wear stilettos all day with Black leggings and tight tops , has dinner ready when i walk in the door after work everyday , does everything in the bedroom , perfect mother for our kids and lets me spend whatever i want on a Snooker table and room while being able to play her self!!
I reckon i have 3-4 of those things current with my current misses but the search goes on much like that elusive Cue!
If it is called " Common sense " why is it so rare???Comment
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Perfection is unattainable... It's not like I'm losing sleep over it Leo.
I'm certainly not taking on a long shot and thinking... "should I switch cues?"
When I played with the MW, I noticed a remarkable improvement in my long potting consistency... With the Mac cue, it just felt balanced perfectly when I was playing with the rest.
These differences may well even be in my head by the way.Comment
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You could be on to something there pottr.Originally Posted by pottr View Post
Similar to the golf bag & clubs, you could be limited to a cue bag with 4 cues.
Willie Thorne could then droll on about how he wouldn't pick that cue for that shot,
then explain how it was still wrong, after you knock the middle to long pot into the center of the pocket.Comment
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