Jumpers

Reading the post you seem to be asking whether using jumpers of the same cable is preferable to using a "shotgun bi-wire", i.e. 2 identical runs of the same cable to your speakers.  People can help with this by way of of advice as many have been through this but we will need some more info;

- what are your speakers, current amplification, and cables?
- why are you considering this? what do you feel you are missing currently?
- are you planning on purchasing a 2nd amplifier to do the shotgun bi-wire, if so, same brand/model or different brand or model?

Your question cannot possibly be answered without a bit more info...

One easy option depends upon your speakers; if you have more than 2 binding posts on the back of the speaker currently (you must or the question is moot), how are they "strapped" together per channel?  Did the manufacturer include simple copper speaker straps?  What are your speaker cables?  I found that, at least in my setups, that going to a bespoke set of quality after-market jumpers identical to the speakers cables in use at the time was always a good move but your mileage may vary.

Before spending money, it's best to lay out what you have and what your goals are so you can get some more advice (IMHO).

It seems my inquiry is being misconstrued as regards misrepresentation of myself! 

Ok I'm using Gamut M250i mono blocks, Revelation Audio Labs speaker cable & jumpers & Tannoy DC10T speakers. 

I just wanted to know if the difference  between jumpers & a separate run (regardless of manufacturer but each of the same series) is of a significant magnitude or is minimal. 

I have always preferred a double run over jumpers, with internal biwire my least favorite. It is system dependent, but the double run can be significant. Then there is the cost issue, so if you compare a double run to a more expensive cable with jumpers...

In my experience, 2 separate runs beat jumpers!