Audience Au24 Bi-wire or w/Jumper with N803

I own both Satori and Au24, and the Au24 is my preference (on Thiel floorstanders similar in size to 803's, which as I mentioned above cannot be biwired). Satori is a warmer, "fatter" sounding cable, but IMO is not as fast or neutral as Au24. Au24 has excellent, tactile bass, though it doesn't roll off the highs to make it seem like more than it is. I enjoy the Satori, but to me the Au24 is ultimately more transparent and natural sounding. I also didn't find that Satori gave a deeper soundstage -- if anything, it's more of a "they are here" cable, the Au24 more "you are there".

Zaikesman, Satori Shotgun is a different cable than Satori.

More different than simply being a 2-into-4 double-run of the same basic cable?

I like the AU24 very much. Two years ago, I spent a few months comparing the AU24 biwire to a number of other speaker cables--stealth, granite, maple and a few others. Purist Audio Venustas beat out the Au24 to my ear in my system (below), but only by a slight margin. The Venustas seemed a bit more engaging (if my system didn't have a digital amp, my conclusion very well might have been different). The AU24 was a strong second. My system during the comparison was Granite 657 tube CDP, Supratek Syrah Pre, Spectron MII Amp and Von Schweikert VR5HSE. Good luck.
David

Hi, I am wondering if anyone has experience in single run Zu IBIS cables with jumpers for a pair of B&W 803 Nautilus?

I just purchased a pair of Zu IBIS speaker cables for my 803 Nautilus. I have heard of so many bi-wire cases for B&W speakers so that I now start wondering if I made a right decision to go for this pair of single run cables. Or I should start looking for a second pair for bi-wiring?

Speakers: B&W 803 Nautilus
Integrated Amp: Plinius 9100
Speaker cables: Zu IBIS
Jumpers: unknown brand, they came with the speakers

Thanks,

John