Need a good Nerd Opinion - Biwire Best Value

Good suggestions above.
If interested email me, I have Valab Custom Made Silver Plated Oxgen
Free Copper Speaker Cables In Excellent Condition. I could post them on
Audiogon to sell.
From the manufacturer:
Core wire is 5760 strands of 6N silver plated oxygen free copper
filaments to insure least signal attenuation.
High quality Rhodium plated bananas or spade termination.
Internal cotton fiber vibration damper for decreased vibration
interference.
Two layers of damping; one by excluded foamed LDPE and another by
soft thick PVC to isolate vibration.
Alumina foil to isolate EMI interference.
20mm diameter of encapsulated wire.
This speaker cable was designed and made for real audiophiles. It is not
an expensive product but actually made by very high quality materials.
It delivers every detail of music with a powerful giant sound stage.
I used these cables as my reference in three different systems and had to
spend thousands of dollars more to better them.
$130.00
Bi-wired (2 X 4) with high quality Rhodium plated bananas 9' long
(113" tip to tip).
Standard 8' long (99" tip to tip) speaker Cable with High quality
Rhodium plated spades (7/16 gap).
At one time I was using Combak Harmonix HS-101-SLC speaker cables
and interconnects and the Valab equaled the Harmonix quality in sound
and workmanship.

Thanks for the offer - I'm going to go with what I think is sometimes refered to as the vandersteen configuration ( 4 x 4). The Arcam kit is specifically designed to split the HF/LF across two discrete circuits, so unfortunately I don't think 2 x 4 cables will work. Also need one cable to be 15' long. The other will only be 3'.

Thanks everyone else for the suggestions. Anticables are what I had found in my research to be the best value, so I'm glad to get some feedback and confirmation I was heading in the right direction :-) Just thought of something, any difference in termination? Should I do spades or bananas?

Thanks again!

JW Audio Cryo Nova cables

I don't understand what you are trying to do. I have several pairs of Vandersteen that are biwired. How you do it with them is to just use 2 desperate runs of the exact same cable. That said, if you are biamping using 4 channels on your Arcam, instead of 2, you cant biwire unless you have more than 2 sets of binding posts on your speakers. For example, 2 channels would run single wire to the bass binding posts and the other 2 channels could go to the binding posts for the mids and highs in a biwire config. But I think your speakers only have 2 sets of posts, so biwiring wouldn't be possible. If you were just using 2 channels on your Arcam, then yes, you can biwire.