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?
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Thanks everyone. I spoke to a local dealer who " does not believe in significant difference". He claims that years ago he conducted double blind studies with groups of audio enthusiasts, repeated each test 10 times and less than 20% were able to tell a difference 20% of the time. He moved to a smaller space fiew years back and has a 50 and 30 foot run of silver sonic that he cant use and will part with for a $100. I will pick it up and experiment myself.
Your dealer is wrong.
The better the equipment the more you will notice the difference in the uneven cable length.

Really, IMHO you should go as short as possible.
I think you should rethink your equipment layout and try to make the runs close to the same.
Your dealer is wrong.
The better the equipment the more you will notice the
difference in the uneven cable length.

Well, that assertion should settle it for once and all. All
you have to do is be able to accept it.

I can't.
I don't believe 99.9% of people could tell the difference. Granted, its not optimal, (on paper) but, can YOU hear it? In a blind test, I would put my money on no every time.
I experimented with different lengths of cables due to an odd room setup. I obsessed over the issue myself. I could tell no difference with unequal lengths whatsoever. I don't mean any disrespect, but it seems a little far fetched to think anyone can hear difference in microseconds due to unequal lengths of cable.