With respect to Eric and Mrderrick, I think the OP made it clear he can't relocate his amp.
I'm no speaker cable expert, but I believe that over such a long run, resistance is your biggest enemy. Using the heavy gauge Monster is a good idea, but it may even be worth thinking laterally and investigating stores that sell equipment for PA and concert gear. Speaker cables at live shows often have to run over 100 feet and still maintain quality (audiophile quality I don't know); you may find they sell quality copper in heavier gauge than any hifi store might stock.
Just a thought...
I'm no speaker cable expert, but I believe that over such a long run, resistance is your biggest enemy. Using the heavy gauge Monster is a good idea, but it may even be worth thinking laterally and investigating stores that sell equipment for PA and concert gear. Speaker cables at live shows often have to run over 100 feet and still maintain quality (audiophile quality I don't know); you may find they sell quality copper in heavier gauge than any hifi store might stock.
Just a thought...