Duelund DCA16GA

Thanks Grannyring, looking forward on hearing them!

Wig

I really like this cable too. The 16ag that is. The instruments sound more real. I think it made my system more musical. I am pretty surprised to hear this much of a difference. 

I am running them 8ft a pair. I was wondering if it would sound better if it was longer or shorter. I know this is a subjective question but maybe someone tried different lengths to compare. 

I will also make some interconnects from DCA20AG. All 3.2ft a pair. Curious how this will change the sound. 

Thanks Grannyring for WE10 link , i just order a parir which I will bi wire with my current my Kimber 8tc,,I,m also wondering about getting some 12 or 16  awg Dueland or WE for the top and leave the WE10awg for the bottom . Any Recomendations on awg for the the top? Dueland or WE?Current speakers are Gradient revolution with a x-over Point at 200hz.

I would not biwire. Just strip off about 5 inches and run the cable from the bottom posts to the top in a continuous run. My posts have holes that I ran the wire through. This is how I would do it. I love the WE10 on the mids and highs even more than the bass. I think you will like it better than the Kimber.  Give it time to burn in however.  Do not terminate....just strip and use bare wire.  

If you find it too warm sounding, I don't, then the Duelund 16ga would be ideal for you. 

I bought a bunch more of the WE10ga before I left to ride my bike across Iowa.
I biwire my speakers with a pair of 10 awg wires on top and a second pair on the bottom and I have considered trying star quad runs for 7 awg to top and bottom, but haven't gotten around to it yet.
As speaker cables, I think they sound great with a perfectly natural distribution of frequencies, if maybe a little mid-oriented.  Bass is full, textured, and has impact when it is on the recording.  Highs are smooth and natural IMO, but may not have enough emphasis for some.
I am running huge current into power hungry speakers so ymmv.  I use spades soldered to my cables but would not argue with those who recommend no connectors.  I like soldering the tinned wire for a more direct connection with the copper below the tin coating.
This wire is also perfect for power cables.  I use a star quad configuration for 7 awg to my two 300wpc Class A monoblocks.  A single twisted pair is just fine for front-end components and preamps.  This is the same wire TWL and Mojo Audio used in their highly regarded power cords of a few years ago.