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เอาแบรนด์ปลอมขึ้นชื่อก่อนเลยคือ cardas ที่ปลอมกันทั่วไป เยอะมากๆ
Warning!
Many counterfeit audio cables are now appearing in the marketplace. Most are sold as used cables over the internet. The fakes shown here mimic Cardas cables, but we have seen counterfeits of other high end cable manufacturers.
The first four photographs show a set of used, counterfeit Golden Reference Speaker cables a Cardas Distributor stopped one of his customers from purchasing. The extraordinary lengths to which this counterfeiter has gone, almost insures there are additional counterfeit Golden Reference Speaker cables being offered for sale. From external and internal comparisons between Cardas Golden Reference speaker cable and the counterfeit you can see the differences and similarities.
All the counterfeit cables we have seen are of very poor quality and make no attempt to provide any sonic performance. These images show several counterfeit cables found on popular, audio web sites. When we find counterfeits, we request the site remove them, but it's a big internet and we won't catch them all.
If you intend to buy used Cardas cables, first check them against the images in the Product Section of our site. Look at the cable's color, the markings, the connectors, the shrink tube, everything you can, to determine their authenticity. Check the rest of this Support section to see the changes we have made to our cable cosmetics and packaging over the years. If you have purchased cables and are not sure they are genuine Cardas, take them to your nearest Cardas Dealer or send them to us for Certification.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Spades
The counterfeit spades are thinner than Cardas spades. They have a poor finish and the Nautilus logo stamp is very crude.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Leads
Cardas cable leads are larger than the counterfeit leads because Cardas uses twelve, large, 11 gauge conductors where the counterfeit uses only three, approximately, 20 gauge wires.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Shrink Tubing
Cardas shrink tubing fits tightly around the end of the cable for strain relief. The counterfeit shrink tubing fits poorly and the printing is very dark. The red printing on the Cardas shrink is difficult to match. As of October, 2004, the color of the shrink tubing changed to Black with Gold logo and type.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cable Jacket
There are directional arrows on the counterfeit cable. Cardas Golden Reference speaker and interconnect cables are non directional, so the arrows are unnecessary and incorrect. Golden Reference power cords, which have a fixed directionality, do have directional arrows for terminating purposes.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cable Conductors
The Cardas lay-up has twelve, 11 gauge, Golden Section Stranded conductors and Teflon© binding.The counterfeit cable has three small, 20 gauge conductors, paper wrap, and a piece of plain steel cable used as the positive lead and to give weight and stiffness. That failed, by the way, as one of the obvious differences between cables is weight. A 1.5 meter pair of Golden Reference speaker cables weigh 3.3 lbs and the counterfeits weigh significantly less.
Warning! - Audio Web Site Counterfeit Cable
This counterfeit cable recently appeared for sale on an audio web site. The shrink tubing, the connectors, nothing about it resembles a Cardas cable.
Warning! - Counterfeit Cable for sale on eBay
This counterfeit Hexlink 5-C cable recently appeared for sale on eBay's web site. The color doesn't match Cardas Hexlink 5-C cable and we have never used WBT connectors.
Warning! - Audio Web Site Counterfeit Cable
This counterfeit Hexlink Golden 5-C cable recently appeared for sale on an audio web site. The color and jacket printing don't match our discontinued Hexlink Golden 5-C cable.
Warning! - Close-up of counterfeit Hexlink Golden 5-C
This is a close-up of the counterfeit Hexlink 5-C, showing very poor conductor construction.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cross Cable
In May of 2005 an audiophile in Holland bought these counterfeit Cross cables off the Audiogon web site. It's such a good job of counterfeiting, when we received it for authentication we had to compare it to one of our Cross cables to find the differences.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cross Printing
The printing on the counterfeit cable is very good. The type face is similar and the directional arrows almost exact. The Cardas Cross cable is 0.46" OD, the counterfeit is only 0.34".
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cross Shrink
The counterfeit's shrink tubing is printed well. The black shrink has now replaced the grey shrink.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cross Cross Section
A cross section of the counterfeit cable shows it is basically zip cord with two filler tubes.
Warning! - Counterfeit Golden Reference Interconnect
This pair of counterfeit Golden Reference Interconnects were purchased from a non-Cardas dealer in the U.S., by a man in Holland. They have a rough jacket with very poor printing. They have directional arrows printed on them, which is incorrect, since Golden Reference is non directional and it has no arrows.
Warning! - Counterfeit Cut-away
A cut-away of these Counterfeit Golden Reference Interconnects shows six, sub 22 awg. conductors and an 18 awg. central ground.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Golden Cross
The printing on the counterfeit cable is not very good. The jacket has a dry, matte finish. Cardas has never used the word "Series" on any of it's cables. The type face is similar, but the directional arrows don't match.
Note: If you are not sure the used cable you are purchasing is genuine Cardas, even after comparing it to the images on our web site and checking the information in our Certification section, please take it to your nearest Cardas Dealer or send it to us for certification. Note: If you are not sure the used cable you are purchasing is genuine Cardas, even after comparing it to the imasges on our web site and checking the information in our Certification section, please take it to your nearest Cardas Dealer or send it to us for certification. See "Certification Service".
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ตัวต่อมา เป็นที่นิยมของชาว TAF สาย Kimber
Kimber Kable 2
KCAG
A - The label of this fake cable uses small letters - Kcag. Genuine one will have all capital letters - KCAG.
Update: I've been made aware that these scammers have reprint their labels with KCAG, all caps. So, check out part B below.
B - Logo is different
C - Fake cable's conductors are braided tightly. On a pair of genuine KCAG, one can see more spaces in between the 3 conductors as shown in the 1st picture above.
A - The braiding of this fake version looks really funny... I'm out of words.
B - Not real...
C - Now they change to all caps, but with wrong font type.
________________________________________
KCAG
A - 3 ridges compared to 2 on the original
B - Again, this counterfeit KCAG's conductors are too tightly braided.
________________________________________
Silver Streak
This is the latest sleeve design of Silver Streak, showing signal flow direction.
A - small hand of the alphabet 'k' is pointing upwards.
B - we call this the fake 'k' :-)
C - Logo is different too
D - 3 ridges compared to 2 on the original
E - The 3 conductors are too tightly braided together. Genuine stuff should have properly spaced 'holes' within the conductors' interaction, as shown below:
________________________________________
PBJ
This is the latest sleeve design of PBJ, showing signal flow direction.
Again, the logo is different and braiding is too tight. Can you spot them?
A - fake label, fake cable
B - If you check with Kimber, you'll know that Ultratike RCA connectors are not an option for PBJ.
________________________________________
Tonik
A - The letter T's top is shorter
B - Space between n & k is too wide
C - Logo is different
D - Again, fake cable's braiding is too tight
________________________________________
Timbre
Genuine stuff.
Can you spot them?
Kimber Kable
The easiest way to differentiate is by looking at the logo on the heat shrinks. It's like your own signature which is difficult to imitate.
The image below shows how a genuine item should look like:
Genuine heat shrink labels on 8TC cables. If you look closely, the upper and lower half of the 'K' logo is separated by a very thin horizontal line / split.
A - It's not difficult to see that thick horizontal gap. Isn't it?
A - Another thick gap for your viewing pleasure :-)
B - This piece of fake banana plug has an extra hole!
________________________________________
12TC
Genuine 12TC - it's braided in such a way that each conductor is quite well distanced from one another. And it's quite a fat cable.
Fake 12TC - the conductors are tightly weaved against one another. And it's smaller size in diameter compared to genuine cable.
Fake - the thickest conductor in this counterfeit cable seems to be on steroid...
________________________________________
PostMaster spade
A - If you look closely, some parts of the alphabets don't join together. R is the most obvious one. Can you spot the others?
________________________________________
Fake
Fake
Someone sent me the above picture of some fake Kimber 12TC cables. The spade's compressible wafers and plating are horrible, whereas the printing on heatshrinks are really of DIY quality.
________________________________________
Genuine 8TC with Kimber SBAN bananas
Sleeves printed using a bubble jet printer? Probably with some xyz branded ink cartridge too. LOL.
Fake...
Fake... with box. LOL.
What do you think?
The "K" logos in these sleeves have "inverted" color / negative effect. LOL.
________________________________________
This counterfeit Kimber plug has an extra hole and the spring leaf is way too flat.
This spring leaf is too flat and too thick.
This spring leaf is too curvy and too thin. If you see a sharp pyramid top from the side view, then it's fake!
It's not difficult to notice how crude the bananas are. If you see a sharp pyramid top from the side view, then it's fake!
ตัวต่อมา สายโคดไฮเอนจาก Holland โอนหลอกมานักต่อนักแล้วเพราะเหมือนมาก เพื่อนผมบางคนซื้อมาจาก Audio Gon ดีใจใหญ่ ได้ของถูก สุดท้ายเพิ่งจะได้รู้จากผมว่า ปลอมนะคร้าบ
Siltech
SPX-300
A - The left and right grooves are placed slightly above the center groove. (see closed up picture below)
B - The dash line is more like a dot and the digits '300' are not too near from each other.
C - The left and right grooves are placed almost at the same level as the center groove. (see closed-up picture below)
Note: I was told that the scammers have got this issue 'rectified' in the latest batch. Well, so, good luck.
D - The dash line is slightly longer and the digits '300' almost touching each other.
________________________________________
SPX-28 & SQ-88B
Not sure if we can call these fake SPX-28 or fake SQ-88B, because these models have never been produced by Siltech. Check out the links below:
http://www.siltechcables.com/wawcs0115618/fake.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=270591625957
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=380244245723
โคดหัวที่นิยมในบ้านเรา Oyaide ชื่อเหมือนอาหารญี่ปุ่นชนิดหนึ่ง เสียงหว๊านหวาน ถ้าแท้ ปลอมนี่ ยี๊!!!!!!
Oyaide
1
2
Where's the hologram sticker? No shiny blades?
3
No metal canister but cheap paper box??
4
No metal canister but dirt cheap plastic bag????
________________________________________
5
Check out the shape of screw head! It looks like those thick button batteries.
6
Notice that this screw head is of different shape? Rounder edge??
7
Screwed up again??
8
More 'funny' screws for your perusal...
9
See that metal (or metallic looking) insert? Genuine Oyaide plugs DO NOT have this.
More pictures of counterfeits available at http://www.oyaide.com/e_audio/support/support_index.htm
ตัวต่อมา WBT ชื่อนี้ที่คุณชอบ ก็ต้องระวัง!!!
WBT
A - Genuine plug uses torx screw (6-point star-shaped)
B - This fake plug uses hex screw (6-sided Allen screw)
C - Germany
D - PAILICCS
ตัวต่อมา ไม่คิดว่าจะปลอม แต่ก็มี XLO
XLO
End cap for Limited Edition LE2-10, UnLimited Edition UE2-10 & Signature S3-10 power cords
A - These 2 ridges run smoothly from start to end (see picture below for closed-up view)
B - These 2 ridges on the fake caps run narrower within that 'logo box' area.
A - Expressway :-)
B - Small road :-(
C - Side road entry :-)
D - This road is blocked. No entry :-(
________________________________________
Signature 3 S3-1
A - Genuine cable states 'SIGNAL FLOW' and has a hologram sticker
B - Can you spot the difference?
C - Fake cable states 'CURRENT FLOW' and does not have hologram sticker.
________________________________________
โดยสรุป จะซื้ออะไรดูให้แน่นอน ดูจากของจริงก่อน ค่อยตัดสินใจซื้อ ซื้อมือ 1 ก็ต้องซื้อจากตัวแทนที่ไว้ใจได้
ซื้อมือ 2 ระวังมากๆ ไม่ไช่ได้ยินชื่อแล้วจะดี ต้องดูดีๆ ค่อยตัวสินใจ ถามผู้รู้เสียก่อนค่อยซื้อ
วิธีดูง่ายๆว่าแท้หรือปลอม มีดังนี้
1. สายโดยส่วนใหญ่จะนิ่ม ไม่เหนียวแข็งเป็นสายยางฉีดน้ำ ในส่วนของสายสัญญาน
2. สายลำโพง ต้องดูเนื้อทองแดงกับ screen จะหลุดออกง่ายเวลาเอานิ้วมาถู
3. น้ำหนักสายและการคืนตัว จะต้องดี สายพวกนี้ ใช้ทองแดงเกรดเออยู่แล้ว ต้องหนัก!!!!
4. ออกซายเวลาใช้งานถ้าเป็ฯมือ 2 ต้องมีพองามหรือไม่มีเลยในสายไฮเอน
ขอชี้แจงเป็นวิทยาทานแต่เพียงเท่านี้ ไฟลล์ลงแล้วไม่มีรูปประกอบ ขอให้โหลดเอาจากลิงค์นะคับ
ผมพยายาม upload จากใน ocz tool เองแล้ว ไม่สามารถทำได้ เลยขอฝากlink นอกเพื่อให้ท่านไปโหลดเอาเองนะครับ ต้องขอโทษเว็บมาสเตอร์ด้วยครับ แต่ผมทำแล้วไม่ผ่านจริงๆ
http://www.mediafire.com/?8q114d5ss8plb9i
http://www.mediafire.com/?wjal4zkvtyuouvb
ชอบใจ หรือเห็นว่ามีความรู้โปรดดันเพื่อให้รู้โดยทั่วกันครับ
มังกรซ่อนกาย
วันนี้เลยเอาข้อมูลมาแจ้งแถลงไขกัน เวลาซื้อ จะดูอย่างไร อันไหนแท้ หรือปลอม
เอาแบรนด์ปลอมขึ้นชื่อก่อนเลยคือ cardas ที่ปลอมกันทั่วไป เยอะมากๆ
Warning!
Many counterfeit audio cables are now appearing in the marketplace. Most are sold as used cables over the internet. The fakes shown here mimic Cardas cables, but we have seen counterfeits of other high end cable manufacturers.
The first four photographs show a set of used, counterfeit Golden Reference Speaker cables a Cardas Distributor stopped one of his customers from purchasing. The extraordinary lengths to which this counterfeiter has gone, almost insures there are additional counterfeit Golden Reference Speaker cables being offered for sale. From external and internal comparisons between Cardas Golden Reference speaker cable and the counterfeit you can see the differences and similarities.
All the counterfeit cables we have seen are of very poor quality and make no attempt to provide any sonic performance. These images show several counterfeit cables found on popular, audio web sites. When we find counterfeits, we request the site remove them, but it's a big internet and we won't catch them all.
If you intend to buy used Cardas cables, first check them against the images in the Product Section of our site. Look at the cable's color, the markings, the connectors, the shrink tube, everything you can, to determine their authenticity. Check the rest of this Support section to see the changes we have made to our cable cosmetics and packaging over the years. If you have purchased cables and are not sure they are genuine Cardas, take them to your nearest Cardas Dealer or send them to us for Certification.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Spades
The counterfeit spades are thinner than Cardas spades. They have a poor finish and the Nautilus logo stamp is very crude.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Leads
Cardas cable leads are larger than the counterfeit leads because Cardas uses twelve, large, 11 gauge conductors where the counterfeit uses only three, approximately, 20 gauge wires.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Shrink Tubing
Cardas shrink tubing fits tightly around the end of the cable for strain relief. The counterfeit shrink tubing fits poorly and the printing is very dark. The red printing on the Cardas shrink is difficult to match. As of October, 2004, the color of the shrink tubing changed to Black with Gold logo and type.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cable Jacket
There are directional arrows on the counterfeit cable. Cardas Golden Reference speaker and interconnect cables are non directional, so the arrows are unnecessary and incorrect. Golden Reference power cords, which have a fixed directionality, do have directional arrows for terminating purposes.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cable Conductors
The Cardas lay-up has twelve, 11 gauge, Golden Section Stranded conductors and Teflon© binding.The counterfeit cable has three small, 20 gauge conductors, paper wrap, and a piece of plain steel cable used as the positive lead and to give weight and stiffness. That failed, by the way, as one of the obvious differences between cables is weight. A 1.5 meter pair of Golden Reference speaker cables weigh 3.3 lbs and the counterfeits weigh significantly less.
Warning! - Audio Web Site Counterfeit Cable
This counterfeit cable recently appeared for sale on an audio web site. The shrink tubing, the connectors, nothing about it resembles a Cardas cable.
Warning! - Counterfeit Cable for sale on eBay
This counterfeit Hexlink 5-C cable recently appeared for sale on eBay's web site. The color doesn't match Cardas Hexlink 5-C cable and we have never used WBT connectors.
Warning! - Audio Web Site Counterfeit Cable
This counterfeit Hexlink Golden 5-C cable recently appeared for sale on an audio web site. The color and jacket printing don't match our discontinued Hexlink Golden 5-C cable.
Warning! - Close-up of counterfeit Hexlink Golden 5-C
This is a close-up of the counterfeit Hexlink 5-C, showing very poor conductor construction.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cross Cable
In May of 2005 an audiophile in Holland bought these counterfeit Cross cables off the Audiogon web site. It's such a good job of counterfeiting, when we received it for authentication we had to compare it to one of our Cross cables to find the differences.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cross Printing
The printing on the counterfeit cable is very good. The type face is similar and the directional arrows almost exact. The Cardas Cross cable is 0.46" OD, the counterfeit is only 0.34".
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cross Shrink
The counterfeit's shrink tubing is printed well. The black shrink has now replaced the grey shrink.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Cross Cross Section
A cross section of the counterfeit cable shows it is basically zip cord with two filler tubes.
Warning! - Counterfeit Golden Reference Interconnect
This pair of counterfeit Golden Reference Interconnects were purchased from a non-Cardas dealer in the U.S., by a man in Holland. They have a rough jacket with very poor printing. They have directional arrows printed on them, which is incorrect, since Golden Reference is non directional and it has no arrows.
Warning! - Counterfeit Cut-away
A cut-away of these Counterfeit Golden Reference Interconnects shows six, sub 22 awg. conductors and an 18 awg. central ground.
Warning! - Cardas vs. Counterfeit Golden Cross
The printing on the counterfeit cable is not very good. The jacket has a dry, matte finish. Cardas has never used the word "Series" on any of it's cables. The type face is similar, but the directional arrows don't match.
Note: If you are not sure the used cable you are purchasing is genuine Cardas, even after comparing it to the images on our web site and checking the information in our Certification section, please take it to your nearest Cardas Dealer or send it to us for certification. Note: If you are not sure the used cable you are purchasing is genuine Cardas, even after comparing it to the imasges on our web site and checking the information in our Certification section, please take it to your nearest Cardas Dealer or send it to us for certification. See "Certification Service".
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ตัวต่อมา เป็นที่นิยมของชาว TAF สาย Kimber
Kimber Kable 2
KCAG
A - The label of this fake cable uses small letters - Kcag. Genuine one will have all capital letters - KCAG.
Update: I've been made aware that these scammers have reprint their labels with KCAG, all caps. So, check out part B below.
B - Logo is different
C - Fake cable's conductors are braided tightly. On a pair of genuine KCAG, one can see more spaces in between the 3 conductors as shown in the 1st picture above.
A - The braiding of this fake version looks really funny... I'm out of words.
B - Not real...
C - Now they change to all caps, but with wrong font type.
________________________________________
KCAG
A - 3 ridges compared to 2 on the original
B - Again, this counterfeit KCAG's conductors are too tightly braided.
________________________________________
Silver Streak
This is the latest sleeve design of Silver Streak, showing signal flow direction.
A - small hand of the alphabet 'k' is pointing upwards.
B - we call this the fake 'k' :-)
C - Logo is different too
D - 3 ridges compared to 2 on the original
E - The 3 conductors are too tightly braided together. Genuine stuff should have properly spaced 'holes' within the conductors' interaction, as shown below:
________________________________________
PBJ
This is the latest sleeve design of PBJ, showing signal flow direction.
Again, the logo is different and braiding is too tight. Can you spot them?
A - fake label, fake cable
B - If you check with Kimber, you'll know that Ultratike RCA connectors are not an option for PBJ.
________________________________________
Tonik
A - The letter T's top is shorter
B - Space between n & k is too wide
C - Logo is different
D - Again, fake cable's braiding is too tight
________________________________________
Timbre
Genuine stuff.
Can you spot them?
Kimber Kable
The easiest way to differentiate is by looking at the logo on the heat shrinks. It's like your own signature which is difficult to imitate.
The image below shows how a genuine item should look like:
Genuine heat shrink labels on 8TC cables. If you look closely, the upper and lower half of the 'K' logo is separated by a very thin horizontal line / split.
A - It's not difficult to see that thick horizontal gap. Isn't it?
A - Another thick gap for your viewing pleasure :-)
B - This piece of fake banana plug has an extra hole!
________________________________________
12TC
Genuine 12TC - it's braided in such a way that each conductor is quite well distanced from one another. And it's quite a fat cable.
Fake 12TC - the conductors are tightly weaved against one another. And it's smaller size in diameter compared to genuine cable.
Fake - the thickest conductor in this counterfeit cable seems to be on steroid...
________________________________________
PostMaster spade
A - If you look closely, some parts of the alphabets don't join together. R is the most obvious one. Can you spot the others?
________________________________________
Fake
Fake
Someone sent me the above picture of some fake Kimber 12TC cables. The spade's compressible wafers and plating are horrible, whereas the printing on heatshrinks are really of DIY quality.
________________________________________
Genuine 8TC with Kimber SBAN bananas
Sleeves printed using a bubble jet printer? Probably with some xyz branded ink cartridge too. LOL.
Fake...
Fake... with box. LOL.
What do you think?
The "K" logos in these sleeves have "inverted" color / negative effect. LOL.
________________________________________
This counterfeit Kimber plug has an extra hole and the spring leaf is way too flat.
This spring leaf is too flat and too thick.
This spring leaf is too curvy and too thin. If you see a sharp pyramid top from the side view, then it's fake!
It's not difficult to notice how crude the bananas are. If you see a sharp pyramid top from the side view, then it's fake!
ตัวต่อมา สายโคดไฮเอนจาก Holland โอนหลอกมานักต่อนักแล้วเพราะเหมือนมาก เพื่อนผมบางคนซื้อมาจาก Audio Gon ดีใจใหญ่ ได้ของถูก สุดท้ายเพิ่งจะได้รู้จากผมว่า ปลอมนะคร้าบ
Siltech
SPX-300
A - The left and right grooves are placed slightly above the center groove. (see closed up picture below)
B - The dash line is more like a dot and the digits '300' are not too near from each other.
C - The left and right grooves are placed almost at the same level as the center groove. (see closed-up picture below)
Note: I was told that the scammers have got this issue 'rectified' in the latest batch. Well, so, good luck.
D - The dash line is slightly longer and the digits '300' almost touching each other.
________________________________________
SPX-28 & SQ-88B
Not sure if we can call these fake SPX-28 or fake SQ-88B, because these models have never been produced by Siltech. Check out the links below:
http://www.siltechcables.com/wawcs0115618/fake.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=270591625957
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=380244245723
โคดหัวที่นิยมในบ้านเรา Oyaide ชื่อเหมือนอาหารญี่ปุ่นชนิดหนึ่ง เสียงหว๊านหวาน ถ้าแท้ ปลอมนี่ ยี๊!!!!!!
Oyaide
1
2
Where's the hologram sticker? No shiny blades?
3
No metal canister but cheap paper box??
4
No metal canister but dirt cheap plastic bag????
________________________________________
5
Check out the shape of screw head! It looks like those thick button batteries.
6
Notice that this screw head is of different shape? Rounder edge??
7
Screwed up again??
8
More 'funny' screws for your perusal...
9
See that metal (or metallic looking) insert? Genuine Oyaide plugs DO NOT have this.
More pictures of counterfeits available at http://www.oyaide.com/e_audio/support/support_index.htm
ตัวต่อมา WBT ชื่อนี้ที่คุณชอบ ก็ต้องระวัง!!!
WBT
A - Genuine plug uses torx screw (6-point star-shaped)
B - This fake plug uses hex screw (6-sided Allen screw)
C - Germany
D - PAILICCS
ตัวต่อมา ไม่คิดว่าจะปลอม แต่ก็มี XLO
XLO
End cap for Limited Edition LE2-10, UnLimited Edition UE2-10 & Signature S3-10 power cords
A - These 2 ridges run smoothly from start to end (see picture below for closed-up view)
B - These 2 ridges on the fake caps run narrower within that 'logo box' area.
A - Expressway :-)
B - Small road :-(
C - Side road entry :-)
D - This road is blocked. No entry :-(
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Signature 3 S3-1
A - Genuine cable states 'SIGNAL FLOW' and has a hologram sticker
B - Can you spot the difference?
C - Fake cable states 'CURRENT FLOW' and does not have hologram sticker.
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โดยสรุป จะซื้ออะไรดูให้แน่นอน ดูจากของจริงก่อน ค่อยตัดสินใจซื้อ ซื้อมือ 1 ก็ต้องซื้อจากตัวแทนที่ไว้ใจได้
ซื้อมือ 2 ระวังมากๆ ไม่ไช่ได้ยินชื่อแล้วจะดี ต้องดูดีๆ ค่อยตัวสินใจ ถามผู้รู้เสียก่อนค่อยซื้อ
วิธีดูง่ายๆว่าแท้หรือปลอม มีดังนี้
1. สายโดยส่วนใหญ่จะนิ่ม ไม่เหนียวแข็งเป็นสายยางฉีดน้ำ ในส่วนของสายสัญญาน
2. สายลำโพง ต้องดูเนื้อทองแดงกับ screen จะหลุดออกง่ายเวลาเอานิ้วมาถู
3. น้ำหนักสายและการคืนตัว จะต้องดี สายพวกนี้ ใช้ทองแดงเกรดเออยู่แล้ว ต้องหนัก!!!!
4. ออกซายเวลาใช้งานถ้าเป็ฯมือ 2 ต้องมีพองามหรือไม่มีเลยในสายไฮเอน
ขอชี้แจงเป็นวิทยาทานแต่เพียงเท่านี้ ไฟลล์ลงแล้วไม่มีรูปประกอบ ขอให้โหลดเอาจากลิงค์นะคับ
ผมพยายาม upload จากใน ocz tool เองแล้ว ไม่สามารถทำได้ เลยขอฝากlink นอกเพื่อให้ท่านไปโหลดเอาเองนะครับ ต้องขอโทษเว็บมาสเตอร์ด้วยครับ แต่ผมทำแล้วไม่ผ่านจริงๆ
http://www.mediafire.com/?8q114d5ss8plb9i
http://www.mediafire.com/?wjal4zkvtyuouvb
ชอบใจ หรือเห็นว่ามีความรู้โปรดดันเพื่อให้รู้โดยทั่วกันครับ
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