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TAGA Harmony STPC-TS CORD 2m
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TAGA Harmony STPC-TS CORD 2m

USD$188 SEK$1,850
Location
SE
Seller
Mattias Almqvist
Source
Hifitörget
Posted
2d ago
Last seen
2d ago

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Seller's Description

Design: Schuko-IEC C13 power cord Conductor material: Multi-stranded, high-purity, silver-clad 4N (99.99%) Oxygen Free Copper 7 conductors Each: 5 x 0.2 mm [20 AWG] Insulation: Double: PE (1.6 mm) and PVC (3 mm) for each conductor Cable shielding: Nylon jacket PVC jacket (17.2 mm) Brocade (fabric-metal) layer Braided silver-clad 4N copper layer (16 x 7 x 0.1 mm) layer PE (12.5 mm) layer Plug: Robust, easy-grip Schuko-type 16A 250V Non-magnetic brass, rhodium plated pins and ground Connector: Rob

Our Thoughts RADAR AI

At kr1,850, this sits a bit below the kr1,847 25th percentile and well under the kr2,524 median, so it reads as a solid buy rather than just “fair.” It’s not a once-in-a-lifetime bargain, but it is priced on the buyer-friendly side of normal used-market value.

For a well-kept Taga Harmony cable, the appeal is straightforward: decent build, sensible length, and an easy way to tidy up a system without overpaying. If the connectors are clean and the cable has been stored properly, this is the kind of practical used-audio purchase that makes sense; there’s no strong reason to overthink it at this price.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About Taga Harmony

TAGA Harmony traces its roots to the early 1990s, when Polish audio specialist P. Kokocinski and German partner K. Richard, both passionate music lovers and high-end equipment experts, identified a market gap: premium speaker brands charging exorbitant prices for subpar sound. Frustrated by this, they launched the brand after initially offering sound engineering services and product enhancements. It took nearly two years to refine their first loudspeaker prototypes, which quickly won acclaim from audiophiles. Today, as a family-owned European enterprise—primarily based in Poland—the company embodies its tagline, "To Achieve Glorious Acoustics," with a logo evoking acoustic waves and a commitment to natural harmony in design.

The brand specializes in a broad array of hi-fi and home theater solutions, anchored by its award-winning speakers: high-end floorstanders, bookshelves, in-wall/in-ceiling installs, outdoor models, and multimedia options. Complementing these are hi-fi electronics like amplifiers and receivers, along with audio cables, accessories, and professional audio gear. While products are designed in the European Union, manufacturing occurs in China to balance quality and accessibility.

Positioned as a mid-tier leader, TAGA Harmony delivers sophisticated engineering—advanced materials, innovative drivers, and retro-inspired aesthetics like the Nostalgic series—at value-driven prices, appealing to discerning buyers seeking performance without luxury markups. With growing international presence, awards, and ambassadors like Polish journalist Hirek Wrona, it carves a niche among affordable European hi-fi marques, prioritizing musical joy over hype.

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