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Anyone else notice the "M" in the semogue logo looks like a "W"?
if not i may have a fake 2000.
i read it must be a hundred times today as "Semogue", then my wife says it looks like a W, it can't be unseen.
i don't know that brushes are faked very often, or at all, but this being my first semogue, i figured i'd point it out.
The "g" letter hasn't stamped properly but that doesn't mean that the brushes are fake
It's a calligraphy in wood so don't worry.
picture would be nice so we can see what you mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarleyD
i'll get a pic up soon. i'm certain it's not fake, but once you see it as a "w", it can't be unseen.
There was a post not too long ago asking the same question. It is an "m" in cursive script.
Counterfit Brushes,thats great:))
yup, those are exactly that i have. pixelfixed, i was joking about the faked part, but i keep reading it sewogue. so sewogue it is
This is exactly why God invented block letters! And spelling...
Semogue "defeito" but not "falsificado"
Semogue 2000 com "defeito?"
The Portugal shavers would be the first to discover if there was a fake.
Don't worry, my Semogue is not fake and is stamped exactly like yours.
Gents:
I read in the long time ago that the owner of the semoge company has a second name "gomes" that a common second name in latin American countries. Remmmber that the semoge company is created in Portugal. If you turn when reading the semoge name, you should start reading the opposite direction beginning from the "G" to the "S". If you read it in that way you will see that the W is not a W is an M and it reads Gomes.
I hope this helps.
Ken
Just for fan:
This "mystery" brought in my mind the: Caution: This record may contain backward messages
of Motley Crue.
:rock: