Taralabs cables

A'lab, What kind of tale are you spinning? I have the October Stereophile in front of me and I don't see anything close to what you say. Maybe I have the JV printing for non-believers??

If I made a mistake, and the review does not come out in stereophile untill november, so be it, however, it's stereophile themselfs that told me the review would be in the october issue, maybe you should look more closly into the magazine?, The good news is, tara labs themselfs told me the review is coming in stereophile, so, just wait and check it out, I'm sure it will not be long!, and another thing here is you need to learn respect on how you talk to someone, and the fact I do not know you is even worse!

@audiolabyrinth. I'm never upset with you kieth. My cables keep me in a happy place.

Alright I played the Tara burn in track for over 75 hours. And yes they made an improvement to my system. Improvements were mainly in decay of notes and more detail in the midrange.

Can someone pls explain to me why a burn in track can make changes to a system?

Hi Tboooe, I often wondered about that myself, my only explaination would be that the burn-in disc has a wider frequency response in all directions of the sound, where most music is limited, an example of this is that most rock music only goes down to 40hz, that is the bass guitar and kick drum on a drum set.