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Widowmaker Dragon RCA to RCA - 1m - As Traded
Condition: Excellent
Includes 3 month (90 day) warranty
High end RCA to RCA cable from Widowmaker "Dragon" series . The Dragon series from Stereovox/Stereolab designer Chris Sommovigo. The cable is excellently made not mention the complexity in design. These truly sound amazing, very open and smooth. The bass response is exciting and so well controlled.
A$4,950 looks ambitious for a used RCA interconnect unless this is a rare, high-spec run in genuinely excellent shape. New pricing for the top-tier Dragon RCA sits around A$14,500 equivalent, so this is a steep discount, but the used benchmark still matters: without clearer provenance, condition, and included packaging, it’s hard to call it a clear bargain at this level.
What makes it worth a look is the pedigree: the Dragon sits at the top of the line and is the kind of cable people buy for resolution, scale, and quiet backgrounds rather than tone-shaping. If it’s original-owner, well-kept, and complete with terminations/box, that helps support the number; otherwise, a buyer should treat it as a serious but selective purchase rather than an automatic win.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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