I came across of some Peradon cues. What do you think of Peradon?
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Peradon usually ok at the higher end of there range, nice quality ash shafts & the joints good, the Peradon King is a nice cue & has the look of a Parris Superior, only thing is the lacquer finish on the cues, like Marmite..........you'll either love it or hate it.
If you try it & like it fine, if not you could always get the lacquer removed & have it refinshed in oil.
Lacquer tends to stick through the bridge hand after a while & needs regular wiping down, oil finish much better in my opinion for smoother cue action.
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personaly i think they are utter crap. i live quite close to peradon in liverpool and visit quite often the last time i was there i went thru the entire lot about 200 cues and found about 2/3 that where very nice.for the money get a craftsman or northwest
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Originally Posted by ste bed View Postpersonaly i think they are utter crap. i live quite close to peradon in liverpool and visit quite often the last time i was there i went thru the entire lot about 200 cues and found about 2/3 that where very nice.
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Originally Posted by Phil View Postsorry, I don't know what you mean. 2/3 of the cues are very nice, but still they are crap? or do you mean 2/3 of the people are very nice?
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Ste is right!
I've had a Peradon and they are usually alright but they make loads so you get duds.
I think craftsman are a safer option but one of the beat cues I've ever played with was a custom Peradon.
If you can't vist the shops I'd speak to ADR147 and ask what he can do for you.
You can still ask for an oil finished Peradon too but I think it has gone from cue wizard!
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Originally Posted by Phil View PostI came across of some Peradon cues. What do you think of Peradon?
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