Typically you want the 2 cables to have the same impedance (or similar in specs).
If you like the Morrow’s, try moving higher up the line and use a single-run. Then use Morrow or comparable wire for jumpers. Much better than the stock jumpers. It depends on the system, but sometimes biwire offers little or no benefit over this method.
Biamping or mono blocks offer a noticeable improvement in sonics.
And wire gauge is less important than the design of the cables; conductor materials, dielectric, shielding.
If you like the Morrow’s, try moving higher up the line and use a single-run. Then use Morrow or comparable wire for jumpers. Much better than the stock jumpers. It depends on the system, but sometimes biwire offers little or no benefit over this method.
Biamping or mono blocks offer a noticeable improvement in sonics.
And wire gauge is less important than the design of the cables; conductor materials, dielectric, shielding.