Bi Wire vs Speaker Jumpers


I have B&W 802 speakers and would appreciate thoughts on bi wiring them vs using jumpers.  I will be using Krell electronics with them.  Thanks in advance for your input.
walnut
I have N802's.  I have used them both single wired and bi wired.  The b&w supplied jumpers are very good.  I have a drawer full of different jumpers and they all sound different.  Single wired I prefer Audio Magic cables with the b&w jumpers.

Bi wired, I have used Ocos and currently use DH Labs mainly due to convenience since my winter setup speakers "must" be bi wired.  It saves setup time using the same speaker cables.  I wouldn't say bi wiring the N802's is absolutely necessary.

Differences; bi wired improves timing (not an 802 strength) and image specivity with a more forward sounding presentation.  This can be balanced by careful choice of interconnects and associated components.

Single wired is a bit more laid back and expansive with the cables I use but really, I can achieve satisfactory results either way.

So there you go, it all depends on what "you" like.
david_ten

Further, the cables (and amps) don’t need to be exactly the same either, as some prefer to fine-tune the hi and low frequencies. I’ve had good outcomes using completely different cables and amps.
This doesn't make any sense. I think you are confusing biwiring with biamplification.
First part of my post relates to bi-wiring, second part to bi-amping.

I’ve used separate cable brands/types off of the same amp (bi-wiring) and off of separate amps (bi-amping). Depends on one’s goals.

I've found more room for tuning with bi-amping, with different cable types.

Hope that clarifies.
This is from Nordost and applies to their jumpers, and a single run of speaker cables...but one can do the same with two speaker runs (bi-wire w/out the jumpers). I find their diagonal approach helpful.

http://www.nordost.com/dealer%20downloads/NorseJumperinstructions_Eng52016.pdf
I also found the diagonal configuration using jumpers to work the best in my system.

Wig