Schon CX is a line built exclusively for Cuestix International dealers, spanning entry-level to flagship price points within Schon's range. Schon cues are designed by Evan Clarke and known for a stiff hit, exotic wood inlays and small-batch production; all 14 of our Schon SKUs are CX-prefixed models from this one line.
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5.0/5 average from 19 customer reviews across Schon CX Series Cues.
Schon builds its reputation on closely held, proprietary manufacturing techniques, a stiff-hitting playing feel, exotic wood inlay work and small-batch production rather than mass manufacturing. The CX line specifically is built for distribution through Cuestix International dealers, which is why it's the Schon line we carry; it spans a wide range within Schon's own pricing, from CX01 at the more accessible end up to CX52 and CX84 at the flagship end of what we stock. That range means CX isn't a single tier so much as an entry point into the whole Schon catalogue as distributed through Cuestix.
CX suits a serious player who wants a genuine small-batch custom cue with Schon's reputation for a stiff hit, rather than a mass-produced house brand. Given the price range — roughly $1,100 to $2,300 across our current listings — this is a considered purchase for someone who already knows they want a Schon rather than someone comparing entry-level options across several brands at once.
We haven't been able to confirm specific shaft, joint or tip specifications across the CX line from Schon, Cuestix beyond the general reputation for a stiff hit and exotic wood inlay work; those details vary by model, and Schon's manufacturing techniques are described as closely held rather than published in detail anywhere we could verify. Every CX cue we stock qualifies for free ground shipping through our standard policy, on top of the wider free-shipping threshold that applies to smaller orders.
Within our own catalogue, CX is the only Schon line we carry, so there's no internal Schon comparison to make here — every one of our 14 Schon SKUs is a CX-prefixed model. Pricing across CX itself varies considerably, from roughly $1,100 up to over $2,300, so it's worth treating the lower and upper ends of CX as different purchases in their own right rather than assuming uniform pricing or specification across the line, much as you would when comparing entry and flagship models from any custom cue maker.
At this price point, confirm weight, joint pin type and any included accessories on the specific model before ordering, since Schon's small-batch approach means details can vary more between individual CX models than on a mass-produced house-brand line. As with everything we sell, returns are accepted within 30 days, and shipping is free on orders over $98.
Prices and stock levels shift as supplier availability changes, so treat the specific figures mentioned above as a general guide rather than a locked-in quote, and check the live listing for the current number before you order. If you're weighing this line against a sibling series in the same brand and want a second opinion, contact us directly and we can point you to the closest match for your budget and the look you're after.
The joint is what decides whether a shaft fits, and every cue in Schon CX Series Cues uses the 5/16X14 Piloted pin. That is the same 5/16X14 Piloted pin used across Balabushka and Joss, so shafts move between them — always confirm the exact pin before buying.
It's the only Schon line we carry — all 14 of our Schon SKUs are CX-prefixed. Schon may offer other lines through other channels, but CX is what's built for Cuestix International dealers, which is how it reaches our shelves.
Evan Clarke, according to PoolDawg, an authorized Schon dealer. Schon's manufacturing techniques are described as closely held and proprietary rather than published in detail, which is typical of higher-end custom cue makers. Because these are visual choices, always cross-check the exact product photo rather than relying on the written description alone before you commit to a specific order.
Roughly $1,100 to over $2,300 across our current listings, spanning from more accessible entry models like CX01 up to flagship models like CX52 and CX84 at the top of what we stock. Prices can shift with supplier cost changes, so treat any figure mentioned here as a general guide and check the current listing for the exact price before ordering.
PoolDawg describes Schon's proprietary manufacturing techniques as producing a stiff-hitting cue, but the specific construction methods behind that aren't published, so we can't detail the mechanism beyond that established reputation among dealers and players. If you need more detail than we've confirmed here, the most reliable step is to contact us directly before placing your order, rather than relying on assumptions.
Exotic wood inlay work is part of Schon's general reputation and design language, though specific inlay materials vary by individual CX model, so check the product photos for the exact woods used on any given cue. If you need more detail than we've confirmed here, the most reliable step is to contact us directly before placing your order, rather than relying on assumptions.
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