The ChordOhmic Hex Gun makes it possible for an expanding group of Chord Company retailers to professionally terminate new speaker cables to factory standards. Furthermore, existing cables can also benefit from the upgrade.

Chord Company ChordOhmic Crimper

This in-store factory finish is completed with the recently launched ChordOhmic banana plugs, plus the Chord Company “trousers” where specified.

The scheme enables consumers to bypass the production queue at the company’s Wiltshire factory and also negates the need for existing cables to be returned to base for upgrading.

Fully trained and certified to terminate all speaker cables from the wide-ranging portfolio, selected Chord Company retailers can quickly and easily create bespoke lengths (both in-store and on-site) for a wide range of applications. From hi-fi and home cinema installations to complete multi-room CI projects, dealers can now offer ‘just right” cable lengths that not only provide that bespoke look but save money on unnecessary metreage.

Commenting on the new ChordOhmic Hex Gun, Alan Gibb Chord Company’s Managing Director told StereoNET:

Historically, crimping has (unfairly) been seen as a fast, compromised termination option for cable connectors; conversely, this is the termination standard for military and other high-spec connections. Following a 10-year project, we have optimised our ChordOhmic plugs and silver-plated copper cables to give a far superior long-term connection over our previous soldered connectors.

Before heading off to your local Chord Cable dealer, check the availability of the ChordOhmic Hex Gun by visiting: https://www.chord.co.uk/dealers/

Price and availability

Factory prices are listed below; however, dealers are free to set lower prices.

ChordOhmic banana to banana £120 (spade terminations not available with ChordOhmic Hex Gun)

For more information, go to The Chord Company.

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