Odd length speaker cables


Given the considerable cost of most high end speaker cables and corner equipment placement in a non dedicated room I am in need of 18 foot run and a 5-6 foot run. How much detriment coiling 12 feet of cable on one side will have for signal path versus difference if one obtains 2 cables of different length?
endoit
The difference is not due to timing but in loudness. The longer cable is a bit weaker in loudness due to its higher resistance. Moving that speaker a bit closer to the listener makes it a bit stronger in loudness.
The difference in loudness is equally trivial and inaudible but I guess you can convince yourself of anything if you try.

BTW, I see there was a typo in my original post.  It should read:
" How can you possibly relate these? Moving the speaker 1foot
changes the arrival time (at the ear) by a bit less than
1millisecond. Changing the cable length by 7
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changes the arrival time by about 0.0006microseconds."
The signal travels at close to the speed of light a few feet in difference of a cable doesn’t matter. The higher resistance of a few feet will not change the " loudness" it won’t change anything.
He claims that years ago he conducted double blind studies with


I stop reading here. You know this is BS, so whatever comes next is PhD- piled higher and deeper.