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Hey all,

IEM's not being my forte, I'd very much appreciate an ID on the photos below, just so I can put them up for sale and know what to call them..

Thanks in advance!

.Matt

 

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Perfect! In what way are they fake?

 

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I'm actually doing research now, and they look pretty damn real to me. There doesn't seem to have the same cosmetic issues as the fakes, and they sound great..even if I'm not the biggest fan of the sound signature..

Any other opinions? Their authenticity is going to be a big deal if I'm going to try and sell them, so any help would be awesome.

 

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Originally Posted by LegenDz /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm not entirely sure they are fake but I've never seen the E4c's in gold.

Hahaha..oh, they're not. Sorry. I'm using a golden incandescent bulb for pictures..probably not the best idea in retrospect. Thanks for the help!

 

[derek8555]

Look genuine to me, size wise and overall shape, if the rings are grey not gold (probably just because contrast and color setting of the camera).
If they are then that could be E4G.

 

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I don't think it's e4g as much as it would be e4c..any distinguishing characteristics between the two?

 

[derek8555]

E4G 7-inch shorter cord than E4C, source cnet.

And if its not E4G, then it is simply called E4 (black E4C for professional market), also from cnet.

 

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Perfect, thanks so much all. Really appreciate your help.