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I’m selling my Curious Cable Hogo/Mojo Link.It’s in mint condition and comes with the original box.I can ship at buyer’s cost.The cable is 0.8m long.
A$100 AUD is a strong deal, sitting below the A$121 25th-percentile used price and well under the A$167 median for comparable sales.
This is a worthwhile buy if you use a Chord Hugo or Mojo: the short, purpose-built micro-USB connection avoids an awkward adapter, and the cable has a good reputation for clean, spacious, dimensional presentation. The main thing to confirm is that the connector orientation matches your particular Hugo/Mojo socket, since production variants differed. Also check the delicate micro-USB plug for looseness or damage, but at A$100 AUD, a sound example is an easy buying opportunity rather than a gamble.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Curious Cables emerged from Australia in the mid-2010s as a boutique audiophile venture founded by Rob Woodland, a seasoned designer with deep roots in high-end audio. From 1999 to 2005, Woodland licensed and manufactured Keith Eichmann's acclaimed Bullet Plug RCA connectors, along with his own innovations like the CablePod binding post and Bayonet Plug. After selling that business and pursuing semi-retirement—building loudspeakers and DACs as a DIY enthusiast—he channeled his expertise into digital interconnects, launching Curious Cables to tackle persistent sound quality challenges in modern systems.
The brand specializes exclusively in USB cables, with flagship models like the original Curious USB and the refined Evolved USB standing out for their meticulous engineering. These feature separated data and power paths: pure silver for balanced data transmission and shielded mini-coax for power, alongside precise grounding to minimize noise and jitter. Developed over 12 months of exhaustive listening tests, they target digital audio sources, earning praise for elevating clarity and musicality without extravagant pricing.
Positioned as a niche high-end contender, Curious Cables appeals to discerning audiophiles seeking tangible upgrades in the contentious USB domain. Reviews highlight their knockout performance against pricier rivals, backed by blind tests and industry veterans like Mike Lenehan, who manufactures them in Queensland. Far from mass-market, this Australian specialist holds a cult following among knowledgeable buyers prioritizing sonic refinement over hype.
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