Help ID these brakes?

[Dead Man]

http://i844.photobucket.com/albums/ab6/bkb0000/brake_zpsxlpsrj6s.jpg

Doing a search for light weight alloy rim calipers, I found an image that matches perfectly, but the model of brakes doesn't match up to the image - the venerated TRP R960 doesn't look like that:

http://www.chelseabikes.co.uk/images/uploads/medium/med_cnc%20super%20light%20brakes.JPG

Is it maybe just an older version? Bike is a '12 Damocles

Thanks boys

-B

[AngryScientist]

older Planet X.

I've got a set.

they suck.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-gq56Tv_w09s/Txy5RhFpnPI/AAAAAAAAAGs/qpvuqTfkPkc/s900/planetxbrakes.jpg

[Dead Man]

lolz.. awesome.

Thanks Angry.

What makes 'em suck, BTW? Too flexy?

[AngryScientist]

it was years ago that i used them on my Legend, but i just remember they had that "mushy" feeling, not the solid, firm brake feel of dura ace or record brakes.

[franswa]

There are a few varieties. Forged, CNC, Forza(4ZA)....

I have the Forza kind and they work just fine for me. Plenty of stopping power, especially with the right pads and set up.

[Dead Man]

There are a few varieties. Forged, CNC, Forza(4ZA)....

I have the Forza kind and they work just fine for me. Plenty of stopping power, especially with the right pads and set up.

so they're probably 4za and peobably stock, then.

[Anarchist]

older Planet X.

I've got a set.

they suck.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-gq56Tv_w09s/Txy5RhFpnPI/AAAAAAAAAGs/qpvuqTfkPkc/s900/planetxbrakes.jpg

I have a set with Swiss stop pads and they are very impressive stoppers.