Taralabs cables

Dielectric


Insulating materials exposed to electric fields are called "dielectrics." Dielectrics are necessary parts in the construction of any cable because they prevent oxidation and keep the conductors from touching one another. In audio cables, relatively low voltage and current levels mean that dielectric strength is not the most important factor. Far more significant in its effect on the sound is a material's dielectric absorption. This characteristic describes the way a dielectric may discharge a secondary signal into the conductor out of phase with the audio signal.

As a current is passed through a conductor, an electromagnetic field is created which interacts with the dielectric material and temporarily displaces the molecular structure. If the dielectric material has good elasticity and can return quickly to its normal state, then the material is said to have low dielectric hysteresis or loss and will have little audible effect on the signal.

Audiolabyrinth,
Having read many of your posts, I doubt "you" actually wrote the piece on "Dielectric" above. I am sure you copied and pasted from the web or an email from your company (Tara Labs).

I am not sure of your intentions here, but I have a haunch you are doing this to gain empathy from Tara Labs for kickbacks (may be, free/hugely discounted cables or $$$$$). You might as well become a dealer for all the time and effort you put in here.

Cheers!!!

If any of you audition Tara labs Evolution line cable's, please give your impressions here for all to read and understand, cheers

Most cables are very system dependent, however, over the years, I have found Tara Labs works good with many systems, tubes systems especially, not many brands of cables I have tried can work with alot of systems out there, Tara Labs is the only company I know of that has extended band width and controlled band with cables to accommodate nearly all systems, cheers.