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  • #16
    NEW Jason (Cue Guru) Owen Multi Splice Cue FOR SALE

    Undoubtedly a great piece of craftsmanship that is not to my tastes at all, far too busy. I have seen this and a similar multi wood Crispian Jones Cue go unsold at £400+

    In my experience pool players generally dip in to their pockets by £200-£300 for a cue if they are after something from a reputable maker. A few will go above this and most will be spending way below this.
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    • #17
      Originally Posted by jb134 View Post
      I see no-one "grabbed a bargain". I've been out of the loop price wise and selling wise for a while and I've been a bit off with my judgement and knowledge of the jargon. I'm at a loss as to how £418, for a £460 short, thin, cue is a bargain. Clearly I'm not alone or someone would have snapped it up. Please explain.
      A bit like yourself on the for sale thread where you said whoever spends £900 on that wooldridge cue will not spend better money

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      • #18
        Originally Posted by Leo View Post
        A bit like yourself on the for sale thread where you said whoever spends £900 on that wooldridge cue will not spend better money
        This is he difficulty with people who can't read. Had I said "grab a bargain", you might even have a point. As it is, I have politely asked for an explanation from those in the know, and in what I can only categorise as a poor attempt at sarcasm, you have made a fool of yourself. If you could kindly refrain from posting, that would be marvellous.

        Failing that, there may be a plasticine website more at your level.

        Many thanks.

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        • #19
          Lol i like that, and are now actually going to search for a plasticine website
          Found one http://www.flairplc.co.uk/brands/plasticine/

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          • #20
            Originally Posted by jrc750 View Post
            Lol i like that, and are now actually going to search for a plasticine website
            Found one http://www.flairplc.co.uk/brands/plasticine/
            thanks for the link jrc, nice website - what page are the cues on?

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            • #21
              Originally Posted by jb134 View Post
              This is he difficulty with people who can't read. Had I said "grab a bargain", you might even have a point. As it is, I have politely asked for an explanation from those in the know, and in what I can only categorise as a poor attempt at sarcasm, you have made a fool of yourself. If you could kindly refrain from posting, that would be marvellous.

              Failing that, there may be a plasticine website more at your level.

              Many thanks.
              I think I've fell in love with you! You are my hero jb134.

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              • #22
                Let me start be saying that if this was a JP cue the price would be well over £1000 and the workmanship on this cue is a lot better than any JP cue I've had..

                Jason made this for me at a lower than normal price of £465.00, yes its half an inch smaller than the norm, yes the tips 8mm but its a pool cue NOT a snooker cue.

                This is a new cue and at £400 it is a bargain as it would normally cost over £500 to make.. test hit only

                enough said I think...

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                • #23
                  Originally Posted by Deano1772 View Post
                  Let me start be saying that if this was a JP cue the price would be well over £1000 and the workmanship on this cue is a lot better than any JP cue I've had..

                  Jason made this for me at a lower than normal price of £465.00, yes its half an inch smaller than the norm, yes the tips 8mm but its a pool cue NOT a snooker cue.

                  This is a new cue and at £400 it is a bargain as it would normally cost over £500 to make.. test hit only

                  enough said I think...
                  It's certainly more of a bargain if the right price is £500 plus.

                  Am not sure I understand the first bit about JP?

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                  • #24
                    good old John Parris, if john was to make this it would cost well over £1000

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                    • #25
                      Originally Posted by Deano1772 View Post
                      good old John Parris, if john was to make this it would cost well over £1000
                      I understand that but really what it boils down to is "if this was different, it would be a different price".

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                      • #26
                        If my auntie had balls she'd be my uncle

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                        • #27
                          Originally Posted by Byrom View Post
                          If my auntie had balls she'd be my uncle
                          Lol, boom, boom!!!!

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                          • #28
                            stating the quality of workmanship is better than a John Parris and its half the price..

                            and stop talking bollox on my thread

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                            • #29
                              Originally Posted by Deano1772 View Post
                              stating the quality of workmanship is better than a John Parris and its half the price..

                              and stop talking bollox on my thread
                              Trouble is deano people on here talk a good un but you throw them a cue and they wouldn't have a clue who made the thing, they will normally go by the badge before they give a recommendation.

                              I've seen jasons work up our club and his cues look very good indeed

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                              • #30
                                It's looking that way Leo, if it doesn't have a John Parris badge on it, it cant be any good... lol

                                Sold my last two JP cues due the splices being all over the place, guys taking to many orders and just banging cues out now days, no quality at all....

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