Are B&W Nautilus 803's stock copper wire jumpers good?


Hi All;
I would like to run AZ Satori mono speaker wire to Nautilus 803 with B&W stock copper wire jumpers in place.

Are B&W Nautilus’s stock copper (wire) jumpers good?

Or replacing the jumpers with a quality speaker cable (AZ Satori ?) give the same improvement in performance as biwiring?
Would appreciate any input you might have.
Thanks!
dbui1
By all means invest the bucks in bi-wire cables. I am running 803's now with a Sonic Frontiers Power 2 amp and MIT cables. While the combo sounded good using a non bi-wire cable and the B&W Jumpers, the speakers came to life when I changed to the MIT cables.
I believe that the benefits of bi-wiring can only be heard when the wire for each termination of the speaker comes directly from the amplifier. I would recommend you audition a high quality pre-terminated bi-wire run--especially if you are listening to N803s. You've got about 50% of your speaker's capabilities hidden right now if you are using jumpers. I own a pair of N804s and I feel that bi-wiring is essential. Perhaps others could give you a first hand account of how they wired their N803s.