Nanospeed 9000 fake or not? I bought a nanospeed 9k from india.. But its not having the text "GUMMETAL" near Elastic Ti. I have seen in many pictures that the text GUMMETAL is printed near Elastic Ti. Can someone tell whether this could be a fake or not? Shaft Serial : 6197206 Cone Serial : 290562. My doubt increased, as there paint got peeled off in two places after two very minor clashes... Is there any issue with the nanospeed paint work which is already known??
Please follow the rules and post it in the correct format as required. GUMMETAL is only applicable if it is JP coded.
Sorry abt that.. complete details are as below ---->8---- cut here (include this line) ---->8---- racket model: Yonex Nanospeed 9000S shaft serial: 6197206 cone code : 290562IP source : Local retailer from India price : Equivalent to 210 USD ---->8---- cut here (include this line) ---->8---- Can someone tell me wht does this JP coding stands for. PS : My racket is "Made in Japan"
Did you have a chance to read the first post of this thread? The information you are looking for will be found there. I spotted the last minute edits you have there by the way.
---->8---- cut here (include this line) ---->8---- racket model: Yonex Ti-10 (new colour) shaft serial: 6738611 cone code : 050378SP source : my mom bought in a store in H.K. (www.racketshop.com.hk) price : $840HK --> $105CDN~ ---->8---- cut here (include this line) ---->8---- ting03
If you have pictures to provide me (ie. the cone), I can check by visuals. However, for serial/date code information, please wait for the members who are familar with the serials to respond. Chances are it is genuine since counterfeit UK coded rackets are not too common.
I have checked in the information of your Yonex Armortec 900 Power shaft Serial:6925388; Cone Date Code:310572SP (date=31 May 2007) to my information list of Yonex rackets made in Japan, its serial no. and date code are legitimate. However you still need to inspect the other physical features of the racket carefully and compare the specifications to ascertain its total legitimacy or authenticity yourself.
I have checked in the information of your Yonex Nanospeed 8000 shaft Serial:6327773; Cone Date Code:310762KR (date=31 Jul 2006) to my information list of Yonex rackets made in Japan, its serial no. and date code are legitimate. However you still need to inspect the other physical features of the racket carefully and compare the specifications to ascertain its total legitimacy or authenticity yourself.
I have checked in the information of your Yonex Isometric Ti Swing Power SX shaft Serial:2534875; Cone Date Code:310302SP (date=31 Mar 2000) to my information list of Yonex rackets made in Japan, its serial no. and date code are legitimate. However you still need to inspect the other physical features of the racket carefully and compare the specifications to ascertain its total legitimacy or authenticity yourself.
I have checked in the information of your Yonex Armortec 700 shaft Serial:6612562; Cone Date Code:100177SP (date=10 Jan 2007) to my information list of Yonex rackets made in Japan, its serial no. and date code are legitimate. However you still need to inspect the other physical features of the racket carefully and compare the specifications to ascertain its total legitimacy or authenticity yourself.
I have checked in the information of your Yonex Armortec 900 Power shaft Serial:7074952; Cone Date Code:100872FR (date=10 Aug 2007) to my information list of Yonex rackets made in Japan, its serial no. and date code are legitimate. However you still need to inspect the other physical features of the racket carefully and compare the specifications to ascertain its total legitimacy or authenticity yourself.
racket model : Yonex Armortec 900 Technique shaft serial : 7077756 cone code : 170872SP source : Racquet World , Pertama Complex , Malaysia
I have checked in the information of your Yonex Armortec 900 Power shaft Serial:6995000; Cone Date Code:290672CH (date=29 Jun 2007) to my information list of Yonex rackets made in Japan, its serial no. and date code are legitimate. However you still need to inspect the other physical features of the racket carefully and compare the specifications to ascertain its total legitimacy or authenticity yourself.
