Un-equal length speaker cable advice??

Somewhere I read a 20% variation in cable length is acceptable. It would depend on the level of your neurosis and the class of your equipment as well. I've read also that coiled wired is a no-no as well. What's a person to do? I perfer equal lengths on expensive cables, resell value, but on inexpensive cables...Recently wired a small/inexpensive system together w/14' and 11' lengths of AQ Type 4 wire. Can't hear any difference.

Thanks Kotta,

Need to say what I am using. I have a BAT VK-300SE with all Audience AU-24 interconnects and, currently, a pair of bi-wire 2.5m Audience AU-24 speaker cables with: Martin Logan ReQuest with a "soon to be modified by Dan Wright" Denon 2900 SACD/CD player, a modified Sansui TU-919 tuner (just great) and a Linn turntable.

The room is 17 by 29.

Thanks, J. D.

Ocos speaker cable is ideal for unequal runs. It's good stuff too.

If using expensive cables, use equal lengths because you'll take a beating trying to sell an un-equal pair. I'd go with equal lengths of the Au24, a very nice cable.