Taralabs cables

Misternice, If you liked the tweak I told you about with Furutech GTX-D Recepticles, then you should like this one to further accomidate the sound Of our Tara Labs cables, It's the Synergestic Quantum Red fuses, these are getting plenty of buzz here on Audiogon as the current Best, they are newly introduced to the market, they take 200 to 250 hours to burn in give or take, research these, their user feed back and pro reviews, Bob, they are $59.00 to $90.00 U.S.D. depending on which size and specification you require, the one's I need for my amp, are of course the more exspensive fuses, I would need 4 for the amp,also looking into the possibilty of useing some for my digital,cheers.

Hi waxwaves, how did you make out on the estate sale?

Thankyou for the phone call to me waxwaves, we go way back, great to hear you are still useing Tara Labs cables, and working your way up the Tara Cable food chain, Awsome!

07-27-14: Himiguel
Even Taralabs Grandmaster Evolution series cables can improve if you use a Tripoint Troy Signature to remove EMI/RFI. Check out this review from a WBF member. Dealer disclaimer.
BTW, I connected the (double box) Taralabs grounding device to my Tripoint audio Troy signature se grounding device and noticed that the haze on some vocals was (nearly completely) gone. Spooky!
I got some shocking news for you Himiguel, and any other Tripoint audio signature owners, yes I agree that this is a fine product, However, The post here that Audiocrack made on whatsbest forum above is absolutly INCORRECT!, I have done my own research with a genuine out come, Let's explore this, I have a HFX floating Ground station that came with my Tara labs Zero Gold extended Band-width interconnect,The HFX station is out side the signal path, not made onto the interconnect,The HFX station is very similiar to the duel-mono block Tara labs Grandmaster floating ground station, I also have a interconnect called, The One with ISM on board, what this means is that this model interconnect is a controlled band-width interconnect with the cerelex material made inside capsules made onto the interconnect within the signal path,thus the term, ISM on board, the user cannot use a HFX floating ground station with this model called, The one with ISM on board, I dis-connected the Zero Gold I/C and removed it completly from my system, I left the HFX ground station in place with the left and right leads completly disconnected from the HFX station that is for the Zero Gold Foating shield, Inserted the Tara labs The One with ISM on board, mind you, this I/C was in no way what so ever connected to the HFX station!, wife was standing their with expectations of the sound of the Tara The one with ISM on board from past memories as I was, we both looked at each other with pure amazement, she said, what did you do?, I had no answer at the time, we both walked up and looked closer at the cables, WALA!, the componet ground of the HFX station was still connected to source by way of spade connection and pluged into the HFX station, I said, what's this?, How is this so?, unpluged componet ground jumper wire from HFX station and the noise floor shot straight up in the Tara The One with ISM on board, connected it back, the noise floor dropped HUGELY, the both of us was like, wow!, this Tara The One with ISM on board never ever sounded this good, conclusion to this true story is that the componet ground is an entirely seperate circuit from any interconnect the station is connected to, the ground scheme on these ground stations will drop the noise floor to anything they are connected to, That is Amazeing, The Tara labs Duel mon-block ground station is better than the standard HFX station, it is really two HFX stations made onto one unit, so when Audiocrack hooked his Tara labs Duel mono-block ground station that comes with the Tara Grandmaster Evolution I/C to the Tripoint troy signature, it dropped the noise floor to the Tripoint Troy signature significanty!, If anything, The Tara Labs HFX and Duel mono-block stations are IMHO phenomenal!