John,
I owned the ProAc 3.8's and i always bi-wired the speakers. At the time I used Kimber 8tc which was nice, relatively inexpensive cable that was setup in a shotgun configuration. I sold them because I was moving to a larger place with a smaller listening room. I auditioned the ProAc 2.5's in the new place with a single and a shotgun biwire run of Harmonic Technology speaker cable, HT 9 was the model, and found that both were better than the Kimber that I ran previously. The biwire configuration provided more information at the extremes, but I must say that a single run of the HT 9 was 90 percent as good as the biwire configuration.
For what it is worth, I would up purchasing a pair of Audio Physic Virgo's that I run with a single run of Harmonic Technology HT 9. I have been very impressed with their whole line. I would up purchasing their interconnects, Pro Silkway II, as well. Good luck.
I owned the ProAc 3.8's and i always bi-wired the speakers. At the time I used Kimber 8tc which was nice, relatively inexpensive cable that was setup in a shotgun configuration. I sold them because I was moving to a larger place with a smaller listening room. I auditioned the ProAc 2.5's in the new place with a single and a shotgun biwire run of Harmonic Technology speaker cable, HT 9 was the model, and found that both were better than the Kimber that I ran previously. The biwire configuration provided more information at the extremes, but I must say that a single run of the HT 9 was 90 percent as good as the biwire configuration.
For what it is worth, I would up purchasing a pair of Audio Physic Virgo's that I run with a single run of Harmonic Technology HT 9. I have been very impressed with their whole line. I would up purchasing their interconnects, Pro Silkway II, as well. Good luck.