I agree with you Christoph. I had been watching these caps on Ebay for a few weeks and hadn't noticed the "discrepancy" until it came up on this thread. As a result I pointed out the error to the seller known as super-market-8 and with a little persuasion they politely changed the title and details of the item to include Mylar as the description of the film. I prefer to think that the simultaneous complaint I lodged with Ebay authorities was not the reason they made the change so willingly. Knowing Ebay I'm probably correct.
John
John
FAKE TEFLON
G.FIDELITY is what you have done..... I want see your mea culpa !
No you start with marketing BS (berillinon...Ahaha)
for me you must banned to life, hopes diyaudio do something...
G.FIDELITY is what you have done..... I want see your mea culpa !No you start with marketing BS (berillinon
...Ahaha)for me you must banned to life, hopes diyaudio do something...
Someones open the caps and see no teflon....
My Capacitor comparisons: Mundorfs, VCap, Sonicap Platinum, Auricap, etc
AudiogoN Forums: Psvane Teflon capacitors real or fakes?
My Capacitor comparisons: Mundorfs, VCap, Sonicap Platinum, Auricap, etc
AudiogoN Forums: Psvane Teflon capacitors real or fakes?
The word "Teflon" deleted from the Thread Title..
Psvane caps have "Teflon Copper Foil" printed on the caps themselves. It's a scam. I see those caps in the near future selling for $9.99 a pair.
yeah, its very hard to see how this could be anything but a deliberate attempt to deceive. Sorry Grant, i'm sure you probably got scammed here too, with high voltage amps now full of caps with dubious specifications; but this really cannot pass as a 'typo' particularly given how the 'corrections' were handled. It's unfortunately inline with other ehm 'strategies' enacted by some from the far east. how can you trust any of the specs on these as truth?
who even mentions using teflon on the leads on a label? hardly a selling point. anyone assayed them to see the quality of the beryllium? do remember its poisonous when you unwrap them.
who even mentions using teflon on the leads on a label? hardly a selling point. anyone assayed them to see the quality of the beryllium? do remember its poisonous when you unwrap them.
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