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The Chord Company Prodac Pro Digital Digital interconnect 0.5m length. Purchased new, and has been in service as digital transport between streamer and DAC in my office hifi ever since. No longer needed after a big upgrade. Condition: Excellent Working Condition Payment Method: Cash on Pickup, PayID, EFT Region/State: (VIC) Victoria/Australia By heartattackandvine 0 Comments Secure Ad AUD $50 Date: June 22, 20241 yr
At A$50, this is a strong deal if it’s genuinely the full Chord Prodac Pro digital coax run with RCA–BNC terminations, because even older Chord Company digital cables usually trade around A$100–A$200 in used condition. At this price you’re effectively paying more for the brand and build than the cable’s age, so it’s a bargain unless the listing is incomplete or the cable is damaged. That said, if this is just a shorter or partial section, or missing connectors, the asking price becomes less obviously attractive.
Before buying, check the outer sheath carefully for kinks, crushed sections, or frayed ends, since coax can sound thin or inaccurate if the dielectric or conductor is compromised. Also verify that both RCA and BNC plugs are firmly attached and not wobbly, and confirm that you’re getting the full 8 m length and the exact termination layout shown in the original spec; anything shorter or with mismatched connectors will limit where and how you can use it in a modern system.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
The Chord Company was founded in 1984 in Salisbury, England, born from a serendipitous dinner conversation among Naim Audio retailers visiting from the US. They sought a high-quality DIN-to-RCA interconnect cable, unavailable at the time, prompting Sally Gibb—then married to a Naim executive—to propose crafting them herself. With Naim's endorsement, she launched the venture, naming it for the American term "cord" and its musical resonance, while insisting on fully British design and construction. Early prototypes were tested with Naim expertise, hand-built by friends, establishing a heritage rooted in precision and hi-fi passion from its Wiltshire headquarters near Stonehenge.
The company specializes exclusively in analogue and digital cables, spanning interconnects, speaker wires, power cords, and tonearm cables across performance tiers from entry-level C-series to flagship Leyline ranges. Unlike brands delving into amplifiers, speakers, or DACs, Chord focuses intently on signal integrity, employing advanced shielding, conductor materials, and geometry to minimize noise and preserve dynamics—catering to systems from budget setups to ultra-high-end rigs.
Renowned as a high-end boutique leader in the cable market, The Chord Company commands respect among discerning audiophiles for delivering exceptional value, transparency, and build quality that punches above its price. Its steady growth and international acclaim affirm a niche position: not vintage or mid-tier, but a go-to for upgrades that reveal system potential without ostentation.
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