I was speaking to robert osbourne yesterday and asking him.what green plates he had in and said he had some but all with exotic splices around 750 and got speaking bout plates and as we all no he said that red plates dont play eny beter than a green plate and its all to do with u can sell difrent shafts for more money and end of day its a buisnes as we no all cues go to far east so if only cues had no makers name on it but a blank badge would we still by it and why are we all cought up in who made the cue ? proberly had this post before so sorry
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Originally Posted by jrc750 View PostIf you took the badge off a Parris Ultimate cue, you would be lucky to get £300 for them.
And other makers too, unless the badges were replaced with something unique to identify the cuemaker, otherwise they are all just woodCurrent playing cue Trevor White
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Originally Posted by the lone wolf View PostA person buys a Ferrari because of who, why, where and how it was made. If this was not important they would buy a Porsche or a Ford.
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