Wilson N-Code Six.One 90 Japan Spec?

[cjh777]

I have heard that Japan had a special edition of the N-Code 90 that had the correct string spacing and 4 crosses on the PWS? How hard are these to come by and are they worth tracking down?

 

[Antónis]

e-b-a-y

 

[Nihhon_Joe]

Oh wow. Totally forgot about them. Yes, Japan always produced local versions in many Wilson lines.
However, I remember back in the day, people complaining, or asking if they had bought a fake, because of little education on these frames being out there.
I wouldn't assume they would be easy to get nowdays. Although I do see them from time to time here in Japan. Mainly 95s.

 

[lidoazndiabloboi]

I have heard that Japan had a special edition of the N-Code 90 that had the correct string spacing and 4 crosses on the PWS? How hard are these to come by and are they worth tracking down?

Oh wow. Totally forgot about them. Yes, Japan always produced local versions in many Wilson lines.
However, I remember back in the day, people complaining, or asking if they had bought a fake, because of little education on these frames being out there.
I wouldn't assume they would be easy to get nowdays. Although I do see them from time to time here in Japan. Mainly 95s.

There was an Asian spec of the Ncode 90, that came in 1oz lighter than the regular version. There also was a limited edition Japan release, that had the 4 cross PWS, and came as a package with other accessories. Supposedly only 2000 were made. The LE release had Fed signature on the side, instead of the Wilson sticker. Also, the paint of the LE was even more of a matte paint then the regular retail release.

 

[cjh777]

There was an Asian spec of the Ncode 90, that came in 1oz lighter than the regular version. There also was a limited edition Japan release, that had the 4 cross PWS, and came as a package with other accessories. Supposedly only 2000 were made. The LE release had Fed signature on the side, instead of the Wilson sticker. Also, the paint of the LE was even more of a matte paint then the regular retail release.

Very cool. Thank you for the info on these. Would love to own the LE, but with only 2000 made I can only imagine the price tag making them unobtainable.

 

[Nihhon_Joe]

There was an Asian spec of the Ncode 90, that came in 1oz lighter than the regular version. There also was a limited edition Japan release, that had the 4 cross PWS, and came as a package with other accessories. Supposedly only 2000 were made. The LE release had Fed signature on the side, instead of the Wilson sticker. Also, the paint of the LE was even more of a matte paint then the regular retail release.

What he said...

 

[teachingprotx]

It’s annoying as hell that Wilson didn’t give USA light version option