judd cue or a chris nitti cue?

[jr_mercado]

hey guys i need some help here. is there anyone in here who experienced using a nitti or a judd cue? how does it feel to use one? are they better than predator i own a predator 4k5 from seyberts but now im planning of getting either a judd jt2 or nitti cue. please help me anyone.

[skor]

I've never hit with any of them but if I had to choose between the two then I would go with Nitti, beside the fact that I hear great things about their playbility they also look great...

[audiopro]

I'm a little biased since I own one, but I would go with the Nitti... :D

[spartan]

A JT2 would most likely be less expensive than most Nitti cues. I like them both and have played with 2 Judd cues and 1 Nitti. I just havent played with them enough to justify an opinion. For looks I have to go with Judd. Both do absoloutely flawless work I just like the tall thin points and the recuts that Judd is known for. Just my opinion.

[Standbykid]

I'm a little biased as well. I would go with a Nitti.

[jr_mercado]

how is the feel of the judd or the nitti? how are they compared to a predator? i think we should not sacrifice the feel for the look right...just my thought

[audiopro]

After haviong played with my Nitti for a couple years now, my thoughts have changed on the hit. The best hitting cue I had ever played with was my Dad's 20+ year old Buddy Hall Meucci. However, the past 6 months of play with my Nitti, I fail to realize I am even using a two piece cue. Matter of fact, I fail to even realize I am using a cue... It honestly feels like an extension of my arm, an integral part of me. If I pick up any other cue now, including my Dad's Meucci, I just dont get that same feeling...

I attribute part of this to just getting used to it, but I also attribute a good part of it to the fact Chris knows how to build a well balanced cue, with a joint type that makes it not feel like a seperate part...

Hope this helps...

[jsggems]

I would have to go with a Nitti. They have a great feel to them.