Fake or Real?

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  1. aznricearoni

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    i might be real actually

    its iso900, i am not sure if the current system is working on this old racket
     
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    i'm willing to bet its real.
    i dont' think fakes were around yet at the time they were still putting "squarespot" on the frame. :D
     
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    Produced in 2009? :eek: Where did the time go? :p
     
  5. hydrocyanic

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    number was 10695sp

    notice its 1number short? :p

    even fake rackets can do better

    post it up and ask leeshim

    i am still on the side of "real"
     
  6. yellowraider

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    it says 210695sp
     
  7. hydrocyanic

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    oh good

    sounds more like made in 95, june 21st

    :D
     
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    ISO 900 was also produced in 1999. It could not be said that the racket is fake from the production code. Rather, please post to this thread Post your Yonex serial numbers here! with the serial number also. Nevertheless, from the photos, it is high chance that the racket is a real one. :D
     
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    -"J"s hook is too long, and the "P" is too wide on the end cap.
    -It's missing the 1cm colour band on the shaft that all 900 have.
    -The serial numbers on cone are not align, and not the correct size.
    -The "S" in the serial number is not the right "S"
    -The 3 on the shafts serial is not right.
    -The "R" in "Ultra High Modulus Graphite" is not right.
    -"ISOMETRIC SWING POWER 900" should not be solid orange. It's roughly 20% transparent and you should be able to see the graphics behind it. Hard to tell from photo.
    -Grommets at the T are too long.
    -The "S" on SA looks different.
    -Cone looks bigger.
    -font on spec stickers looks bolded. The ID line on the sticker is no where near the cone corner.

    That's all I could see.
     
  10. hydrocyanic

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    did you win the photo hunt contest?! :D
     
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    #12 Matt, Dec 18, 2005
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    LMAO! You soooo funny Hydro. :p
     
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    Out...lah? Are you sure it was out? OK lah, I'll take your word for it. :p

    Next time I need to confirm a real/fake racket, I know who to contact. :D



     
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    holy crap i just realized it lolololol
     
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    I thought so at first too, but then I saw the shadow on the "S" and "O". it looks like the shadow from the string is blocking the lower right corner of the lettering. And if you look real close, you can see that it is indeed a "R" and not "P".:D
     
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    Bleh not my racquet i couldn't care more :D
     
  18. yellowraider

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    haha yeah it is an R
     
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    Hm, this is the first time I have ever seen a fake ISO-900. Most of the fakes I have seen are with CABs, MPs, ATs, Tis, and NSs.
     

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