Chord Company's Epic speaker links are touted as high-quality loudspeaker terminal link cables designed to upgrade the freebie pressed metal plates commonly provided with most dual-input-terminal loudspeakers.

Hand-built in the Wiltshire factory using the company's popular EpicXL loudspeaker cable, the new links are terminated with the recently introduced ChorAlloy plated connectors for lower intermodulation effects and a tarnish-free finish states the manufacturer.

We're told that the EpicXL cable used to create Chord Company's Epic speaker links combines elements of the upper-range Signature Reference/XL and Epic speaker cables; the 'XL' suffix signifying the company's use of the high-performance dielectric XLPE (Cross-linked Polythene).

Available in sets of four, the new Epic speaker links benefit from individually shielded silver-plated connectors, a high-density foil with 95 percent coverage braid, and XLPE insulation.

The links are available in 28cm lengths featuring ChorAlloy-plated 4 mm banana or spade connectors in all configurations for £150. Custom lengths are also available.

Visit Chord Company for more information

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