Speaker Cables?

I agree with using MIT for long runs, or possibly Transparent--anything with a network box to optimize the cable for its length. I am curious about that Analysis Plul Oval 9 stuff. There's a neat write-up on Audioadvisor.com about them.

The best cable I have found for long runs is the Cardas Neutral Reference, unfortunately, not cheap. There is apparently little loss of signal unlike the monetary expenditure. But if you can swing the change, I would try a set. Jeff

By the way if it matters it is strictly for Home Theater use

For home theater you can sometimes find great deals on MIT T2, T3 or T4 from Audio Advisor, or try membername Joeabrams for some good deals on MIT. Transparent is pretty much esoteric cable & the prices aren't excatly home theater friendly though.

HT only? Nordost's cheapest Flatline will be better than what you're using by a long shot, AND allow you to bury it under the rug. You really shouldn't spend any more on cables unless you upgrade the source or speakers first, IMHO.