
Tara Labs 14 AWG Omni Speaker Cable
This is a pair of vintage high-end audio speaker cables manufactured by Tara Labs, identified as the Omni model. Each cable measures approximately 10 feet 4 inches in length and utilizes 14 AWG (American Wire Gauge) conductors. The cables feature a thick, off-white outer jacket with black imprinted text detailing technical specifications, including several U.S. Patent numbers (5033091 and 5033001) and the 'Made in U.S.A.' mark. Notable directional arrows are printed on the jacket, a common feature in audiophile-grade cables to indicate the optimal signal flow direction. The termination ends are finished with red heat-shrink tubing for color-coded channel identification. The internal conductors are visible at the ends, showing twisted copper strands insulated in blue and clear/copper-toned materials. At 22 years old, the cables show expected signs of age, including a slight yellowing or patina on the white outer jacket and minor surface scuffing. The exposed copper ends show some minor oxidation (darkening), which is typical for aged wire. The construction is robust, reflecting Tara Labs' reputation for high-quality insulation and conductive materials designed to minimize dielectric distortion.
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$100.00 - $150.00
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Audiophile Accessories/Audio Cables
Appraised On
April 9, 2026
Estimated Value
$100.00 - $150.00
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14 AWG Omni speaker cable by Tara labs 10’ 4” each. 22 years old
Item Description
This is a pair of vintage high-end audio speaker cables manufactured by Tara Labs, identified as the Omni model. Each cable measures approximately 10 feet 4 inches in length and utilizes 14 AWG (American Wire Gauge) conductors. The cables feature a thick, off-white outer jacket with black imprinted text detailing technical specifications, including several U.S. Patent numbers (5033091 and 5033001) and the 'Made in U.S.A.' mark. Notable directional arrows are printed on the jacket, a common feature in audiophile-grade cables to indicate the optimal signal flow direction. The termination ends are finished with red heat-shrink tubing for color-coded channel identification. The internal conductors are visible at the ends, showing twisted copper strands insulated in blue and clear/copper-toned materials. At 22 years old, the cables show expected signs of age, including a slight yellowing or patina on the white outer jacket and minor surface scuffing. The exposed copper ends show some minor oxidation (darkening), which is typical for aged wire. The construction is robust, reflecting Tara Labs' reputation for high-quality insulation and conductive materials designed to minimize dielectric distortion.
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