Plays amazingly well this little cue, pictures don't show how dark the shaft is, it was made around 92 and has a nice aged look to it. Just needs a refinish to get it silky smooth again.
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Originally Posted by jrc750 View PostHate it when people get specs wrong
that being 0.5mm out for the tip, and being 3/4" out on length ( shorter ) is neither here nor there.
Especially with old cues, where the price can vary quite a lot according to specs. .
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Originally Posted by jrc750 View PostNah its a big difference narl, especially with the cue taper etc
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Originally Posted by Woody001 View PostThought i'd post some more of this, since photobucket decided to drop all images.................................. My Parris Classic. It's 26 years old about now. Took it back in Jan-Feb for the SD joint. Still have the original 3/4 extension too.
I try hard, play hard and dont always succeed, at first.!!!!:snooker:
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Originally Posted by sharkster63 View PostVery Nice Cue. I have been thinking of getting a butt joint put on mine, can you tell me how much it cost you with both extensions. I will have to add delivery there and back. Cheers
Yes, now some 27 years old. Time does fly. From being at the Parris shop though and looking at Classic cues of today, the ebony is a different animal. The ebony on this cue is as black as it comes everywhere. The grain is also perfectly straight. I forget his name, but the young guy who makes the Ultimate's was staring at it for a long time, saying he couldn't believe how straight it was. Something else that's odd, is that there are arrows on both sides. There is one negative arrow on the reverse side, but other than that, arrows both sides.
None of that makes a blind bit of difference though, and 27 years ago i don't even remember arrows being a thing. Just strange looking at it now.
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Originally Posted by Woody001 View PostFrom being at the Parris shop though and looking at Classic cues of today, the ebony is a different animal. The ebony on this cue is as black as it comes everywhere.
I remember seeing a pic of a new traditional cue on twitter and the guy just got it and was happy with it, the ebony was more brown than it was black. Actually here's a pic of it.
Personally i'd have sent that back on seeing it. £430 cue and that's the grade of ebony you get?
There's cue supply places out there selling ebony that's 95-100% black for £48 for 4 19 inch splices. You would think considering the lowest price parris cue is £320 that there would be room to incorporate a reasonable grade of ebony on the butt.
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Originally Posted by narl View PostThey still have the black stuff, though if you want it then time to order an ultimate.
I remember seeing a pic of a new traditional cue on twitter and the guy just got it and was happy with it, the ebony was more brown than it was black. Actually here's a pic of it.
Personally i'd have sent that back on seeing it. £430 cue and that's the grade of ebony you get?
There's cue supply places out there selling ebony that's 95-100% black for £48 for 4 19 inch splices. You would think considering the lowest price parris cue is £320 that there would be room to incorporate a reasonable grade of ebony on the butt.
By the way, nice cue Narl. Steve Davis style yes...?
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Originally Posted by Woody001 View PostYes, that is very brown.
By the way, nice cue Narl. Steve Davis style yes...?
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