Single vs Bi-wire Speaker Cable

What I have learned is that it is actually the midrange that deserves the main cable.  Now in almost all applications this means wire to the highs first, if you consider them high and low.

In a true three way speaker it is wiring to the "mid and highs' first then jumper to the lows.

In my system I  believe two identical wires of good quality are superior to one good cable and jumpers.

Bass has the most energy, therefore power requirement is also highest. Terminate at the bass, then jumper to treble/mid for single cables. 

I found copper has a darker quality, silver plated copper sounds good to me, and it's a little cheaper than pure silver.

Silver plated copper doesn't suffer contamination caused by moisture or other chemicals that leach from carpet, so the cable joint maintains for many years without attention,  other than regular tightness checks.

My Monitor Audio Silver 8s sound better bi-wired.

My Vandersteen 2Ce Sig IIs sound better bi-wired

My B&W 803 D3s sound better bi-wired

My Revel`s wiring diagram wants the amp connected to the 'HIGH' terminals.

I have Vandersteens as well.......separate cables for each leg.....2 wires for the highs, 2 wires for the lows....