Bi-Wiring with different lenghts?


I am using the A+B outputs on my amp to Bi-Wire/Bi-Amp my Soliloquy 5.3. This is mostly experimental at this point but I have to say I have noticed a remarkable improvement over just Bi-Wiring with a single cable set from one set of speaker outs. Because I am using what cables I have on hand at the moment I am using a 12' run to the bass/mid connectors and an 8' run to the high connectors. Audibly I do not hear anything other than a marked improvement. Is there anything wrong with this arrangement?
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They are a two way system with the following particulars:

Bass/Midrange
Driver: Two 5.25" rigid poly fiber cone,die cast magnesium baskets.

Tweeter: 1.125" double chamber, silk dome

Crossover: 2.4 kHz@18 dB/octave.

The cables I am using actually are the result of some searching. I find the Lat-1000SSD's to have wonderful imaging and are extremely well defined in the high frequencies. They also have very articulate but a bit lean midrange presentation but have never been the last word in bass. I am using the Lats for the high connections.

The Custom House Barracudas, which I am using for the low freq. connections, on the other hand have a very warm and full midrange presence and an expansive deep articulate bottom end.

So far the result of pairing the two in this manner is pretty pleasing. The test of time is yet to be measured of course!