Hello from TARA Labs in Oregon!

Hello!

New audiophile in the forums here. Just happen to be an employee of TARA Labs; I'm not trying to promote anything http://audioshark.org/forumexcellenc...lies/smile.png

It's been cold and rainy up here in Ashland, Oregon lately...

Hope you're all having a great day!

Welcome to AR. Things have been slow around here for a while do to problems with the web site but they have been fixed.

Tell us about your gear.

I use a pair of Tara Labs IC's in one of my systems.

Welcome Cody. I too am using Tara Lab cables. I have Prism Omni ST Bi Wire cables connecting my Usher X719's to my HT receiver.

Hi, welcome to AR. It's nice to have members who are in the industry.

Hi again Cody, Shadowfax from Audio Shark.

I am using Prism Speaker cables and several oder ICs such as Original-S, Quantum 66, Prism ICs and a few others.

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Originally Posted by blackraven

I use a pair of Tara Labs IC's in one of my systems.

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Thanks for the welcome! Which interconnects are you using?

I'm going to try to get some photos of my setup up asap

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Originally Posted by Jack in Wilmington

Welcome Cody. I too am using Tara Lab cables. I have Prism Omni ST Bi Wire cables connecting my Usher X719's to my HT receiver.

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I used to personally own Usher X719s back in the mid-2000s. I remember that I bought them after being intrigued by a review in Stereophile magazine. I definitely miss them sometimes; the bass was unreal. How do you like them with the Prism Bi Wire?

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Originally Posted by Hyfi

Hi again Cody, Shadowfax from Audio Shark.

I am using Prism Speaker cables and several oder ICs such as Original-S, Quantum 66, Prism ICs and a few others.

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Hello, I also saw your post on AudioShark. Wow, that's quite a collection. I hope they're still performing well for you!

BTW, thanks all for the friendly welcome! :)

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Originally Posted by Cody@TARA

Thanks for the welcome! Which interconnects are you using?

I'm going to try to get some photos of my setup up asap

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I have a pair of older RSC's with green locking RCA connectors. They were one of the lower priced models. I can't remember which one exactly. I use them in a secondary system. My main system uses Cardas Parsec XLR's.

They really started to shine when I upgraded to the Tara Labs cables. I had previously tried Straight Wire Quartet. From time to time I'll hook the Ushers up to my 2 channel rig for a change of pace. They do have a nice bass response for a monitor.

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Originally Posted by blackraven

I have a pair of older RSC's with green locking RCA connectors. They were one of the lower priced models. I can't remember which one exactly. I use them in a secondary system. My main system uses Cardas Parsec XLR's.

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Hey, two Oregon companies! Cardas does make some wonderful cables as well. Not to familiar with their Parsecs, but I have tried their Quadlinks on a few occaisions.

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Originally Posted by Jack in Wilmington

They really started to shine when I upgraded to the Tara Labs cables. I had previously tried Straight Wire Quartet. From time to time I'll hook the Ushers up to my 2 channel rig for a change of pace. They do have a nice bass response for a monitor.

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I wish that I had played around with better cables more when I owned them. It was before I worked for TARA Labs, and before I knew about the value that cables offer. I placed to much blame on the speakers themselves for not producing the exact sound I was looking for. Glad to hear that the Prism BiWire works well with them!

Cody, are you involved in R&D at TL's?

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Originally Posted by Cody@TARA

Hello!

New audiophile in the forums here. Just happen to be an employee of TARA Labs; I'm not trying to promote anything http://audioshark.org/forumexcellenc...lies/smile.png

It's been cold and rainy up here in Ashland, Oregon lately...

Hope you're all having a great day!

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You're not alone. There's a handful of audio designers and manufacturers (John Curl, Nelson Pass, Charles Hansen of Ayre, Victor Khomenko of BAT, and Ralph Karsten of Atma-Sphere Music Systems) who actively participate in audio forums like AR