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Tara Labs RCS Prime Generation II
Tara Labs RCS Prime Generation II
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Reviewed by:
David
(Audio Enthusiast)

Review Date
July 21, 2000

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

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Less than 1 month

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Summary:
For the price, this is a hard cable to beat. Excellent design. This is a perfectly suited product for those on the border of mid & hi end. Don't waste your money on the ridiculously exotic. There is an awful lot of VERY high end engineering in these cables. Excellent attention to detail. Attractive looking with very impressive locking hardware. Very complete and accurate high's. NO harshness in the mids and a full, wide open low end. Very live and musical. You will be surprised at the downright clean detail. Very capable and, oh...did I mention the price? These will easily outperform cables costing 2-3x. Very nice staging. These cables blew away my monster M-Series. Tara deserves a pat on the back for designing a product that really makes a nice difference, without breaking the bank.

related components: Rotel RCC-945 CD player, Denon AVR 2500
Receiver, Tannoy 611iis Dual Concentric Speakers, Monster Z-2 bi-wire speaker cable, Toshiba Cinema Series DVD & TV

Strengths:
Fabulous value. Excellent staging. Wonderfully Musical

Weaknesses:
At this price...None!

Similar Products Used:
xlo 150, monster m550i (crap), monster Z-2


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Reviewed by:
Erwin
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Review Date
September 30, 1999

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 5 of 5

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RSC for Rectangular Solid Core. The Prime Generation II. A very good looking and great sounding cable, flexible too. In two words: VERY MUSICAL. Its most relevant feature is its elegant high end frequencies presentation. It would seem rolled off but it is not quite so and instead I find it easy to listen to and closer to resambling the texture of live natural timbres. The mids are clear and uncongested and the Bass is satisfying too. Very good staging. Not as open and dynamic as other higher level and price cables but it doesn't call too much attention to itself either. Excellent for solid state and mid fi systems or if you need to add an interconnect to the chain with the least compromise but don't want or can't put out the really big bucks. Four and a half stars for sound and five stars for value.

Related equipment: Sansui CD-X317 CD as transport, Kimber Optilink, MF-ACT DAC, Kimber Silver Streak Interconnect, MF-X-10D tubed buffer, Tara RSC Prime interconnect, TDS Passive Audiophile component, Tara Quantum Ref. MKII Interconnect, Carver TFM-55 power amp, Original Monster Speaker Cable, dbx labs soundfield V speakers (modified.)


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