switching between unique amps using biwire posts?

This may seem like a crazy idea, so I thought I would test the waters here to see if anyone has done this before I may cause potential damage.

Scenario:

I currently have my main front speakers JM Labs Chorus 706s (with biwire capabilities thatI do not use). What I do do however is routinely switch between my digital amp, and my tube amp routinely using banana plugs at the speaker. Because I am getting sick of manually switching plugs each time I change amps, here is my question:

1) Could I wire both amps in using the 4 connections on the back of each speaker simultaneously? ie. LF's to the tube amp and HF's to the digital amp. I would keep the biwire jumpers in place. Of course I would make sure that I would only have one amp powered up at a time.

2) Could this scenario cause any harm to either the speakers or the amps? I wonder what would actually happen if I turned both amps on, w/o removing the biwire jumper? I wonder if I would have impedance issues even if one of the amps is turned off?

3) If it is just plain risky, should I just pick up a Niles DPS-1 amp selector and use that instead? I'm just worried I would suffer signal degradation doing this.

Just trying to see if other people have come up with creative ways to use their bi-wire connectivities.

Thanks,

Jason