Schon Pool Cues - CX48 - Schon CX48 Pool Cue Stick
The first thing you’ll notice about the Schon CX48 custom pool stick is how the fantastic woods and inlays are expertly assembled to create this visually stunning instrument. Birdseye Maple on the forearm is decorated with fine ebony, ivory and cocobolo inlays, and the sleeve incorporates a base of cocobolo with maple, ivory and ebony inlays. A great amount of effort is placed in creating the interesting oval, hourglass and elongated diamond designs. Once you move past its outward beauty, you will realize that its performance is second to none. This wonderfully crafted cue creates a stiff hit due to the piloted stainless steel joint and shorter shaft taper. In business since 1981, Schon employs a small in-house staff of full-time craftsmen who give great attention to quality. And because the cues are produced in smaller quantities, designer Evan Clarke is able to personally finish and test each cue, ensuring it stands up to the German meaning behind the name Schon.beautiful. Weight Changes:  It can be possible to change the weight in a Schon cue about 1 ounce.  You can change the weight using a large flat head blade. Specifications: Quantities of Schon cues can be limited. Please try to have several selections when you are ready to order. Wood types, stains and veneer colors will vary. Tip: 13mm proprietary backed tip, hard (similar to water buffalo tip) Ferrule: Proprietary “Schon” brand, developed to hit like ivory Shaft: 29” long with a 10″ to 12” pro taper, hardrock maple Collar: (shaft & joint): Black proprietary plastic with a nickel silver ring Joint: Polished stainless steel, piloted Pin: 5/16″ 14 pitch, stainless steel Forearm: Birdseye Maple with six ebony points each with notched diamond ivory inlays, cocobolo base of point with darker stained Birdseye Maple window. Rings: none Wrap: Irish linen, black with white specks Sleeve: Cocobolo with six hour glass stained Birdseye Maple windows separated by ebony with ivory notched diamonds Bumper: Black rubber, secured by a screw which threads into the weight bolt in the bottom of the cue

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