Taralabs cables

Hi Calvinj, I did not want to post this on the thread where I normally find you, I am glad you adjusted you claasified sales of your cable, However, This is real important what I am about to tell you here, The model, The one that you are selling is a version that has only the componet ground, which is 100% inferrior to the model, The one with HFX grounding station, The HFX grounding station has componet grounding and floats the shield, and filters RFI/EMI through the ceralex material inside the grounding station, the componet grounding scheme you had with your cable does not have ceralex, nor does it filter RFI/EMI, That box that you had was the cheapest atternative Tara labs presented back years ago if a customer could not afford the box that said, Tara labs, This box is not a HFX grounding station, The original grounding station that said Tara Labs on it only was a grounding station with less Ceralex material inside and without componet grounding capabilitys, so there were 3 versions of the grounding stations for this cable, what I am also saying is that you never heard the performance capability of the Tara Model called, The One, no where near it's potential!

calvinj, you are asking a fair price for your version of the Tara labs, The One interconnect, but your description of your title of what it is is NOT Correct, this is NOT a ISM on board cable, the ISM on board means small amounts of ceralex inside of a cylinder that is on each interconnect is ON the cable its self, in the signal path, the correction on your title should read, The One interconnect with componet grounding, that is it, thats what it is, hope this helps.

Melbguy1,

Sorry but I beg to differ. You can "go wrong" with either in my system. There is in fact a "drastic difference" between them in my system. Gold was a step down, not a step up in my system.

Audiolabyrinth,

The rhodium is not forward sounding in my system. I have a tube amp and tube preamp. I would not believe everything "they say" about rhodium.

Audiolabyrinth,

Beyond my tube amp and preamp -- simply listing components will not do much to describe how my system sounds, and why it sounds as it does, because I used a daisy-chained front end and I run cables in series. These are kinds of things you don't often hear about, but that can attract a lot of negative attention here. So, I don't really like to go into things on the forum. You can MP me for more information.

Melbguy1,

When you stated "Everyone's system is different, so ultimately you'd have to make the call on what is right for you", you hit the nail on the head. Nobody can make rules for your system, especially if it includes anything at all unconventional. You have to experiment and make the call regarding what works, what does not work, and what works best.