Chord Hugo 2 and 2go Combo Cases
Chord Electronics has launched a pair of leather cases for its Hugo 2 DAC/headphone amplifier and 2go streamer/server combination.
The new Hugo 2/2go cases from Chord Electronics offer typically stylish protection from knocks, dust and scratches no matter if this DAC and streamer combination is used at home or on the move.
Building on the Hugo 2's own leather jacket, Chord offers two variants: the Hugo 2/2go case and the Hugo 2/2go carry case, the latter adding a shoulder strap. The leather cases have been styled by Chord Electronics’ founder, owner and Chief Designer, John Franks.
The cases promise a snug fit that perfectly cossets both the Hugo 2 and 2go’s machined-aluminium casework when the devices are connected. The intelligent design naturally gives unrestricted access to Hugo 2’s connectivity suite of inputs and headphone outputs.
Additionally, the now-famous Chord viewing porthole remains visible. Finally, the iconic volume control sphere and the 2go’s charging Micro-USB port and 2x (1 TB-compatible) microSD card slots are all easily accessible. Needless to say, you can still use the remote control with Hugo 2 whilst in its case.
Finished in racy high-quality black leather with contrasting red stitching, the Hugo 2/2go cases are crafted to high standards expected from the British brand.
The cases are supplied with a leather 2go key fob, plus a plastic dust cover to protect 2go’s Ethernet port when not in use. Moreover, they're shipped in environmentally-friendly packaging.
Both cases are available now with the Hugo 2/2go case costing £99.95 whereas the carry case costs an extra tenner at £109.95.
Visit Chord Electronics for more information
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