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Black Rhodium designs, manufactures and distributes high quality Audio and visual cables. We are located in Derby in the UK Midlands. Formed in 2002 by Graham Nalty as a continuation of his many years of design experience in the Hi-Fi industry. We have become synonymous with very high quality reproduction of music in the home and have many testimonials from customers to support. Black Rhodium is well known for its innovation in cable design covering many technologies in order to bring you, our customer, closer to your music.
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Unit 8 Derwent Business Centre, Clarke Street, DE12BU, DERBY, United Kingdom
- 01332 367261
- info@blackrhodium.co.uk
- black-rhodium.co.uk
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