What kind of speaker wire to use

Hello and thank you for your interest. The D15 speakers can accept 18 to 12 gauge standard speaker wire. Spades, Banana, or bare wire can be used. https://www.definitivetechnology.com/-/media/files/documentmaster/dt-us/demand_d17_d15_owners_manual_eng_pdf_v01.pdf See page 10for further details.

I can't hear anything from the speaker

Check your speakers connection first and then output on your receiver, you can use different speakers to te test.

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Offset tweeter for optimal stereo imaging. You need to purchase left and right dedicated speakers for a true stereo pair
For smooth treble and superior mid-range, this dedicated right channel D15 tower speaker provides room-filled sound and modern elegant styling for movies and music. Combine with the D15 left channel (sold separately) for accurate 3D sound
Enjoy full-range music and deeper puncher bass with a 5.25" BDSS woofer, (2) 5.25" carbon fiber driver, dual 8" side firing passive radiator, and 1" tweeter with 20/20 wave alignment lens. LISTENING EXE PERIENCE
Newly designed carbon fiber woofer for better low frequency audio playback Woofer provides rigidity and durability and prevents cone distortion caused by other non-superior materials
MINIMALIST DESIGN, TIMELESS ATTRACTIVE - Handcrafted cabinets with premium mirror finish, precision machined components, and aluminum front baffles, this floor stand speaker has an elegant look that blends seamlessly with the most prominent decor
Add a D5 center channel to create a sophisticated stereo system. Especially complementing the Demand series tower speakers (left and right), adding a pair of D9 or D7 bookshelves for thrilling surround sound and immersive home theater experience
Acoustically Clear Magnetic Grille - Included grille not only gives this speaker a classy look, but also provides a natural, colorless sound. The grill can be easily removed when you want to enjoy viewing without complete coverage
SUPERIOR STABILITY - Cast aluminum base with spikes and floor glides combined with a wide speaker footprint to ensure stability and help secure it firmly over other hard surfaces such as carpet, hardwood, tile, concrete floors

The Definitive Technology Demand D15 High Performance 3-Way Tower Speaker offers a full range of room-filled sound and accurate imaging in modern and elegant style. Ideal for small to medium sized rooms, the D15 utilizes the unique technology of the Demand series including 1" Annealed Aluminum Dome Tweeters and BDSS Midrange/Woofer Sections, Carbon Fiber Woofers, and Dual Side Fire Passive Radiators. The speakers are fully equipped to provide smoother and accurate high-frequency playback, natural mid-range tones, and 3D imaging from the most technologically advanced premium tower speakers. Get more Hi-Fi and Home Theater Experience! The sleek design of the handcrafted cabinet and extruded aluminum front baffles reflects minimalist beauty and fits in any decor.

Mounting Type	Floor Standing
Material	Metal Synthetic
Model Name	Demand D15 Right Black
Speaker Type	Bookshelf
Special Feature	Carbon Fiber Driver, Wave
Recommended Uses For Product	Styling
Compatible Devices	Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, TVs
Subwoofer Diameter	8 Inches
Surround Sound Channel Configuration	3.0
Color	Black
Included Components	Tower Speaker (Right)
Item Weight	23.59 kg
Impedance	8 Ohms
Is Waterproof	False
Number of Items	1
Control Method	Voice
Speaker Size	8 Inches
Power Source	Corded Electric
Item model number	300026-01-00-005
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Color Name	Black
Speaker Amplification Type	Passive
Material Type	Metal Synthetic
Size	8 - inch

Definitive Technology D15 Demand Series Modern High Performance 3-Way Tower Speaker (Right Channel) - Single, Black | Dual 8" Passive Bass Radiator

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