Photofan1986
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Originally Posted by Capital /img/forum/go_quote.gif Well it looks like I've been burned by fake IE8s. I've started a dispute through PayPal. Does anyone know if/where I can get some kind of document from Sennheiser explaining the fakes to backup my claim? As of now it's just his word against mine based on the information in this thread. |
Originally Posted by ackers07 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Damn, well I've been ripped then it seems! My IE8's have no red inside the L/R jacks, just what appears to be two pieces of wire covered in solder like a previous post mentioned, also the 'S' logo on the tin has straight lines and not the curves depicted in the real ones... I got my IE8's from ebay for a buy it now price of £120 and the listing even specificly said these were genuine and to watch out for 'many fakes on the market'. Ironic that. I did wonder, when I first head them, if the IE8's really needed THAT much burn-in. I mean they sounded like a 99p pair of phones that I bought from a corner shop! edit: here's the listing BRAND NEW Sennheiser IE8 IE 8 Earphones Headphones on eBay (end time 12-Dec-09 17:55:24 GMT) |
Originally Posted by Dj TechnoWinstrol /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have my veredit, they earphones are FAKE. Why? The bar code area has all the answers! Look at the bar code and compare it with te position of the SENHEISER word and Logo, on the originals the barcode starts after the "R", on the Fake it starts from the "E". If you do the same wit the features logos you will find the same, they correspond with different letters. The senheiser "S" logo on originals is between the first and second triangle, on fakes it is between second and third one. |