Here is a quick video I found from a, happy, long-time Schon Cue owner. I'm don't know the owner, but I can tell you we are the same age and we bought our Schon Cues at about the same time. He bought his in 1989. I bought a Schon cue around 1990 from Ed Matushoneck up around Wilkes-Barre, PA. I really liked how that cue played and it was a beautiful cue, too. Hmmm....why did I sell it?? I can't remember. Anyhow, check out his review. Also, I like the GTF case. They are GREAT cases.

You can check out great deals on Schon cues and GTF cases on the right side of the page...as usual.

Let me know what you think of Schon cues or GTF cases.

Cheers,
Skippy

I played with a custom Schon cue for several years when I was in college (PSU).  I bought it from Ed Matushonek up in PA.  I really like that cue.  I had "upgraded" from a Meucci, which I didn't like at the time.

Anyhow, enough about me, Schon cues are beautiful cues that play very good.  I classify them as a high-end production cue.  The term production cue is a bit misleading, though.  They are built by Evan Clarke and a few other helpers.  He has a number of standard designs, some limited additions and many unique cues.  Schon cues have been around since 1981.  They have a solid reputation.  They do not make a lot of cues compared to large production cue companies like McDermott.  Each cue is designed, finished and tested, personally, by Evan.

If you are looking for a cue in the $300 - $800 range, then Schon would be a good pick IMHO.

Where to buy Schon Cues:

I've searched and found some Schon cues for sale, listed on the right of this page.  That is, also, a good place to view a variety of Schon cues to get a feel for his skills and to see the "market value" of his cues.

Otherwise, you can order a cue from Schon directly.  There contact information is below.

Best of luck on your cue search.

Cheers,
Skippy

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Here is the current contact info:

Schon Cues
3812 W. Burnham St.
Milwaukee, WI 53215
Evan Clarke
414-383-9661
www.schoncues.com