I need cables for my 2 channel system

I have a nice set of kimber select ks 1111 for sale go very well with b&w went with the newer ks 1116 love both cables i have 803 D with 12tc speaker wire and the ks 1116 great combo great bang for the buck 

The point being made by many is that only you (repeat: only you) and your system can drive this.

[I] would love to hear more about cables. I’d love to hear options here from others, and also even specific ones that might be available on Audiogon.

I could throw out any number of recommendations...but I’m not. There are very good reasons for not doing so.

Hey Mayor - 

Everyone is happy to spend your money for you , but you're asking about cables and not speakers ( your B&W's are great ...keep them until you're ready for B&W upgrades ).   B&W's love Kimber Kables . I know because I use the Hero's for my interconnects and speaker connects ( bi-wired ) for my 802 D's and I love the clarity , the headroom, and the wonderful soundstage.  

I agree with grinnell that Zu Audio cables are excellent. I use their Mission A/C cables for most of my system and Cardas Gold Reference for my amps.  ( You can get Zu cables for great prices on eBay ! ) 

Happy hunting and listening my friend ! 

+1 for the kimber Hero’s very good cable works well with B&W

Ah, I get it now.  So, you want an "improvement" in your cables.  What exact aspects of sound reproduction are you looking to improve upon versus your current cables?  If you can't answer this specifically, I think you may be putting the cart before the horse. 

IMO you shouldn't even be contemplating wires or whether Rotel electronics are compatible with B&W 802s (a complete mismatch BTW).  If Magnolia is your current frame of reference you haven't even scratched the surface of awesome sound, and you really need to get out and hear other systems.  As I mentioned earlier, search out and visit other true high-end dealers in your area (you definitely have some around there), even if that means driving an hour or so.  That will start to give you a better perspective of what you like and what you're missing, and then you can identify what your next logical step should be.  I'm on the other coast and have no idea where your good dealers are, but as I mentioned earlier I'm pretty sure Silverline Audio is in your area and at the very least you should go there and hear what Alan has set up.  I'm confident that it would be a very valuable experience and one I certainly wish I could take advantage of.  

Sorry to be preachy here, but I'm really just trying to save you some time and money.