Bi-wires links for speakers ?

Most of the high end amplifiers do not have bi-wiring option and that’s saying something about the questionable reliability of bi-wiring method, Personally I think it’s not more than a voodoo thing.
The best is bi-amplifying with completely separate set of amps and cables unfortunately this method is expensive.

Most of the high end amplifiers do not have bi-wiring option and that’s saying something about the questionable reliability of bi-wiring method,

Ever heard of spades + bananas? Basically doubling the number of conductors so I don’t understand how it increases reliability issues?     So using heavier gauge cables will cause reliability issues?

Personally I think it’s not more than a voodoo thing.

Yep, that’s your discretion!

@OP-It seems like you have your mind made up. Why bother posting this thread?

the soundstage suddenly became huge the speakers completely disappeared !
There is a substantial boost in the bass much more massive, deaper and tight.
The little bit brightness I had gone completely all is more natural and calm,
Further more my system became more detailed and accurate.

That's simply amazing.  Sounds like a couple of inches of speaker wire makes as much of a difference and improvement as going from a cheap HT receiver to a nice pre and monoblocks.

Yes it’s really amazing I never would believe if I didn’t try it myself.

My 2 lessons here :

1. Throw away immediately the biwiring standard terminals supply with the speakers and get descent Bi-wire cables links.
2. It is very important to have synergy between cables the most easy way to achieve it is by using the same brand and level/series for all the cables in your system  including the bi-wire links should be at least match quality of speaker cable.