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This is in eu configuration. the power cable that comes with it is 2.0 meters and in eu configuration with a c19 socket. we bought this to use at an audio show, but we did not use it due to the cancellation, so it is brand new. we opened the box to photograph. no trade-in offers, please. international buyers can benefit from vat deduction. shipping will be added to the asking price.
At £330, this sits well above the recent used market anchor: the median is £122, the 25th percentile is £103, and even the 75th percentile is £453, so this asks for a lot relative to the typical comparable listing. It is not a bargain at this level, and I’d only call it fair if this example is notably cleaner, better documented, or more complete than the average comp.
That said, these are solid, enthusiast-grade mains distribution blocks and can be a worthwhile buy when they’re tidy: they’re bought for build quality, proper power splitting, and the chance to simplify a system without resorting to a generic strip. The upside is strongest if it’s from a careful owner and includes the original box or any factory extras; if not, the price needs to be doing more work than the listing currently suggests.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
The Chord Company, a British hi-fi cable specialist, traces its origins to 1985 in Salisbury, England, where founder Sally Kennedy—then Sally Gibb—began handcrafting interconnects in her kitchen. Sparked by a dinner conversation with Naim Audio retailers seeking quality DIN-to-RCA cables for the US market, she launched the venture with Naim's endorsement, emphasizing fully British design and construction. The company rapidly outgrew multiple facilities before settling into its purpose-built headquarters near Stonehenge in Wiltshire in 2004.
Chord focuses exclusively on audio cabling, producing an extensive range of speaker cables, interconnects, power cords, digital links, and tonearm wires. Its products prioritize neutrality, delivering signal paths that neither add nor subtract from the music, crafted by a team of music enthusiasts using high-quality, UK-sourced materials. This singular dedication sets it apart from broader electronics brands.
Renowned internationally as a high-end boutique leader in cables, Chord Company occupies a premium niche, balancing exceptional performance with value across budgets. Its reputation for transparency, build quality, and musical fidelity earns praise among discerning audiophiles, positioning it as a go-to for system upgrades without extravagant pricing.
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