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Brilliant cable, transparent but sweet & textured. Fantastic for digital sources. AU termination, 1.5m long Only selling due to changing to US loom otherwise I would keep it.Unmarked condition, factory terminated.
Not a flashy piece, but a well-made power cable can still be a meaningful system-tuning buy. At A$875, this sits essentially on the market’s midpoint versus recent used comps: just above the A$874 median and inside the A$837 to A$971 interquartile band, so it reads as fair rather than cheap or ambitious.
That makes it interesting if you already know the Elara’s house sound and want a clean, known quantity rather than a lottery-ticket cable. Final Touch Audio has a strong reputation among cable buyers for refinement and system synergy, and a well-kept example can be a sensible way to upgrade an established rig. With no obvious price penalty here, the main thing to verify is simple completeness and condition so you’re buying the cable, not a problem.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Final Touch Audio is a small family-run company originating from Belgrade, Serbia, where craftsman Zoran Zubcic hand-makes each product with a blend of technical expertise and artistic dedication to music. Born from pure passion rather than commercial ambition, the brand embodies a boutique ethos focused on elevating audio reproduction to its most natural and immersive form.
The company specializes in high-end cables, including power cords like the Elara, XLR and RCA interlinks such as the Ganymede, and USB digital interconnects like the Callisto. Every piece is meticulously assembled by hand, prioritizing materials and construction that deliver unforced flow, exceptional resolution, and spacious soundstaging without artificial edge or fatigue.
In the hi-fi market, Final Touch Audio occupies a niche boutique position among discerning audiophiles, commanding premium prices—such as 900 euros for a 1.5-meter Elara power cable or 1750 euros for a one-meter Ganymede XLR—that reflect its artisanal quality and rave reviews for musicality and precision. It appeals to knowledgeable buyers seeking subtle yet transformative upgrades in system performance.
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