Pechauer prices

[pixelblast]

hi everyone.

i'm from switzerland, basel to be exact, and i want to buy a new cue. several people told me to buy a pechauer and in our region almost everyone plays a pechauer. therefore i also played one i must admit that i like the behaviour of playing this cue.

i had the chance to play both the J06 and the P17. the p17 had the 314 shaft on it. i personally must say that i had better potting security with the J06 than with the P17. my two questions are now the following ones:

1) is the J06 joint a problem over time? does it get loose or cracks or is it only a difference when playing?
2) why the heck does the J06 have to cost here in switzerland $499? that's incredible $211 more than at seyberts and they probably also earn something, so the swiss dealer must probably be a millionaire :D

would be good for me as a student to sell some pechauers here, so i have at least some kind of an income...

>tnx for your help, greets oli

[skor]

Pechauer cues are great cues, nice and solids.
If you like the way it hit and feel then you should get one and don't worry about he joint either.

If you get it from seyberts + shipment to Switzerland it will probably still be cheaper the getting it in Switzerland.

As for becoming a dealer, you'll have to have a legit establishment for billiard accessories and you'll to prove it in order to become a dealer, I you can't sell many cues every year it's not going to be worth it, that goes to any brand not just Pechauer.