Single Bi-wire VS Double Bi-wire.. Whats it mean?

[Race Car Driver]

I dont want this to turn into a debate about if its worth it etc, etc.

Im just asking because I dont know what does it means.

I know what bi-wiring a speaker means, understood.
What I dont understand is this. A cable company offers prepared speaker cable pairs in the following preps, what does it mean?

Full Range (non Bi-wire)
Single Bi-wire
Double Bi-wire (do they just combine the pair to go to one speaker?)

Thanks :T

[B&W 700 Guy]

I dont want this to turn into a debate about if its worth it etc, etc.

Im just asking because I dont know what does it means.

I know what bi-wiring a speaker means, understood.
What I dont understand is this. A cable company offers prepared speaker cable pairs in the following preps, what does it mean?

Full Range (non Bi-wire)
Single Bi-wire
Double Bi-wire (do they just combine the pair to go to one speaker?)

Thanks :T

Single Biwire: (4) wires in a single cable (2 positive and 2 negative wires) one set for Low Pass and one set for High Pass for a speaker.

Double Biwire: (2) Full Range cables hooked to one speaker. On my PS Audio XStream Cables I have One Cable with Bananas on the amp side and spades on the speaker side. The Second Cable has Spades on the amp side and on the speaker side. This allows me to connect (2) speaker cables to a single channel output on my amp and High Pass/Low Pass connections on my speaker. You can build or buy a double Biwire cable and have the (2) Cables on the amp side in (1) Termination and have the two sets of wires go to their High Pass and Low Pass positions of the speaker.

I hope this helps