Hopefully I'll get my point over right on this one!
I see all these players quoting the correct cue spec for themselves, getting it made and then selling it on. Now either their cue spec is wrong or the wood isn't acting the way they thought it would.
Is the process for choosing our cue spec floored? Surely the best way to find the right cue is to try many cues until you have narrowed your choice by play and then carry on testing until you choose the right one due to success rate.
Now at that point you could write the spec down for future reference but surely if you had one made to the same spec the cue would be different again. Hence that's why making a duplicate cue isn't the answer and pro's have looked for a cue like their old one and hey presto the replacement is different (cause it's a different piece of wood!).
Just be interested what people think?
Can we really judge the right spec cue for each of us?
I see all these players quoting the correct cue spec for themselves, getting it made and then selling it on. Now either their cue spec is wrong or the wood isn't acting the way they thought it would.
Is the process for choosing our cue spec floored? Surely the best way to find the right cue is to try many cues until you have narrowed your choice by play and then carry on testing until you choose the right one due to success rate.
Now at that point you could write the spec down for future reference but surely if you had one made to the same spec the cue would be different again. Hence that's why making a duplicate cue isn't the answer and pro's have looked for a cue like their old one and hey presto the replacement is different (cause it's a different piece of wood!).
Just be interested what people think?
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