Yonex Nanospeed 9000 Type X and S

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  1. philipls78

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    Guys,

    I bought few rackets from my last trip to Japan. I just checked on ebay website a seller (bmn-2549 ( 3 )) from Thailand selling SP version. From the photos, he got completely different racket as compared to mine (colour, wording on racket.....). I am 100% sure with mine are not faked.

    Please find some photos of my racket and you can post yours as well just as a comparison.

    Have a look and let me know, it will be interesting to know that JP version is completely different with others.

    Ta,
    Phil
     

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    Can't see clearly.. but if its JP version.. its REAL. IMO no worries about it.
     
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    I am really sorry about the photos, I have taken about 20 times but still the same. It is all to do with shaky hand. I will try to take some more and post them here tonight. Sorry again about the photos quality.

    :eek:
    Phil
     
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    Suggestion: set the camera on a chair or desk or ideally, a tripod. :D
     
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    i think the jp version has 'gummetal' logo
     
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    anyone got any SP version photos or any other version of type x or s
     
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    Only JP version have the word GUMMETAL on it's frame, other versions use ELASTIC TI
     
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    Here are some more photos as promised and this time I place my camera on cupboard but still.....

    Hopeless me...:eek:
     

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    I'm not sure why your camera is make the racket color appear really dull in the picture. The way I did it, use flash with the racket on the floor(avoid reflective surfaces like the cupboard) using the camera a few feet away.

    Since I also have the JP version. Here is teh picture where you can clearly see GUMMETAL here.

    A picture of the whole racket here.

    The non-JP version don't have GUMMETAL label and will look like this.

    ADDED: bmn-2549 is selling counterfit NS9000s.
     
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    Sorry guys, I got an ancient digital camera which should have been in the museum now.

    Sorry again.
     

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