Speaker jumpers

I  would like to try biwire?Here is the problem.I have emo xpa 1 monos with the posts too far apart for most wires.A Agon post said he used two pair of banana plugs on each end of his speaker wire to make the connection.Is this a bad thing to do?would this negate any gains made by biwiring?I would like to try rocket 33 biwire cables but wouldn't want to cut them up to fit binding posts!

Chat with the cable manufacturer. They may be able to make a pair with longer tails on the amp end

Really depends on the speaker. It's quality and interior wiring.
Have Vandy 3A Sig's and they sound better with Cardas jumpers than they do with either the factory jumpers or bi-wired per Richards instructions. The Cardas really made the top end and highs blossom and open up as if I had 50% more speaker.
Like some one posted earlier it's a trial and error crap shoot.

I had tried both on the LF speaker binding post with good bass, then both on the HF with good definition, with the Jumper installed approriate; but, connecting the red (+) on the bass LF, and the black on the High frequencies binding post, there are more sound stage, for me the best with my speakers.  You must try many connexions patern for your best result.