Single wire or bi-wire for Egglestones Andra II

Congrats on your new speaker purchase! I have been so interested in the Andra II's that I contacted the mfg. to find a dealer in So. Cal. for a listen. As of last month they evidently do not have a dealer in CA at all. Be sure to let us know how they are.
-John

Denon1 - IMO the Andra II's WANT at least 200 or more watts to make 'em purr and with the Plinus, IMO, you should be good to go as they say. Should sound marvelous. If I had the dual set of posts, I'd definitely save up the cash to get some good bi-wired cables as Stringreen & Kurt_tank suggests. You can also call Jim (Thompson) at Eggleston & chat w/him -- nice guy.

I was pushing them with dual McIntosh MC275's in mono/parallel (150 to 180 wpc) and replaced them with McIntosh 300 watt tube mono's (MC2301's). I usually listen to between 3 & 30 watts -- but a huge difference with the 2301's (of course, the 2301's have improved everything with their great S/N ratio of -117db).

Jsd52756 - too bad for both you & Eggleston -- these speakers are worth every effort to audition.

I am running my speakers with Stealth Hybrid MLT and I need 3.5m lengths for my setup. Those are great cables. But there is no way I will spend so much money on the second run of MLT. So I have a dilemma here: to go with Stealth MLT single wire and very good jumpers or to downgrade (which I really prefer not to do) to bi-wired set of lesser quality cables. I am not sure what to do. It is difficult to loan 3.5m bi-wire cables for audition to compare.

I am in the same boat as Denon1. I would like to bi-wire my Dali Ikon 6s, but they are wired with a 3 meter pair of Audience Au24s and I cannot afford a second pair to bi-wire.