Bi-Wire Cables under $350 (Used or New)

check out double run of SVS. I did that pre-Fidelium, works great. 

I recommend 2 sets of cables as you might want to experiment

Thanks for the recommendation on SVS Zufan, and agreed 2 sets for A/B testing makes sense.

Check out Pine Tree Audio and congratulations on your engagement!!

I like Mogami speaker cables and if you check with Event Horizon they can make anything you need, choose your wire, configuration, terminations, etc. Very good to deal with. The website will walk you right through customizing what you want and the prices are incredible for what you get.

Have a look at Duelund cables, combined them for bi-wire, the tinned copper they are made of wont add any brightness but the cotton covering will provide much more details than the plastic covering of you basic cables

At that price level you might be better off getting a single run of better quality cable and good jumpers.  

At that price point I also typically prefer a single run with jumpers of same cable 

I’m using 4- conductor 12 gauge OFC Monoprice on a very good transparent tube system, and it sounds natural, neutral and clear with good microdynamics and musicality. I’ve had Cardas, Kimber, Belden, Monster, and others. It’s very good wire. Spending more doesn’t mean better sound. Highly recommended for bi-amping/bi-wiring.

Gill…if you’re handy, build your own using Canare 4S11 with the best possible connectors you can get within your budget (i.e Furutech 201G or 201R). Very easy to do.

Check out VH Audio for the Furutech connectors (add to cart to see your price).

For the $350 total budget I doubt you will get anything better. Satisfies the sonic criteria you mentioned above.

Also Legend Audio.

If 5 feet works for you I have a pair of DH Labs Q-10 bi-wired double run you could try.  Essentially a shotgun pair w/spades on amp end and banana plugs on speaker ends all factory terminated.

+1 on the Canare 4S11 and Duelund options.

I was very happy with my Canare speaker cables, though I switched from those to Supra Quadrax (also within the $350 budget with reasonable connectors), and I have not regretted it.