Good Maple cue

[Henrytheeighth]

You can pick up a decent maximus cue that won't break the bank. Some of their maple cues are great value for money and solid enough to last a lifetime. Best going somewhere where you can try a few and judge the throw etc. I find maples play totally different to Ash and I love the feel of maple. 7 times world champion played with a cheap maple connoisseur so it just goes to show that it doesn't have to be expensive.

[Dave Walton]

You can pick up a decent maximus cue that won't break the bank. Some of their maple cues are great value for money and solid enough to last a lifetime. Best going somewhere where you can try a few and judge the throw etc. I find maples play totally different to Ash and I love the feel of maple. 7 times world champion played with a cheap maple connoisseur so it just goes to show that it doesn't have to be expensive.

£45 for a 2nd hand cue back in the 70's was not cheap at all, the Connoisseur was the top of the range PowerGlide cue at that time

[Henrytheeighth]

£45 for a 2nd hand cue back in the 70's was not cheap at all, the Connoisseur was the top of the range PowerGlide cue at that time

Compared to other professionals cues in the 90s he's was a cheaper cue. But yea i guess your right, £45 is alot in the 70s so I guess it wasn't that cheap after all.

[arjunbagga]

I'm in Shropshire. Budget around £200.
Appreciate the replies guys

Hi
I have a MAXIMUS Immortal - Maple 3/4 Jointed cue for sale
I can have it shipped to you
Specs
9.5mm, 56", 18 Oz
Cue with Case and delivery will be 210 pounds

[chidles2]

Thank you for offer but i have now found a cue.
Cheers

[The Doctor]

Have a stunning MAC CUE maple with Osborne type joint though splices Steve Davis style.