legit b&w crossover cap?

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  • Coconutout
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    • Oct 2006
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    legit b&w crossover cap?

    hi, do these look like genuine articles to you?

    http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=5238700633


    i bypassed with them on my midwoofer circuit and the sound has indeed become warmer, yet im not sure if i've gained much else besides it by replacing the dayton 1% cap for it. the leads on the supposed b&w caps were pure copper. i verified this by scratching one of them with a knife. i suppose that's another good sign... should these be real things, do you think i would hear further benefit from replacing my all my other dayton caps for them without anymore bypasses?
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