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Kittens & Speakers

bobdrob said:
I have been adopted by 2 kittens (bragging, not complaining,) one is about a year and a half, the other is only 3 months. Both are fascinated with using my K Belles as play houses. Any suggestions on how to best keep them out of the back horn space & off the front grills? I adore the little bas-stids but my patience is being tried on a daily basis. No permanent damage to either the speakers or my furry charges, pls! TIA & regards, bobdrob
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We have 3

Lay some aluminum foil on the floor in front of the space you want to keep them away from. Leave it for a week or so. They will never bother that area again.

I’ll tag you in the cat form as well :)

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One of mine chilling with me last night ^^
 
Guido57 said:
If you haven't already make them their own play houses. Cardboard works fine, add catnip as an inscentive. Pun intended.
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Yep!

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Forgive the mess we had windows installed last week and our house is a total mess from having to pack everything up.

This cardboard box has been with me for a good 7-8 years now lol I wood glued the top shut so it’s stable for them and never sags. This thing has been a huge hit for years. Hundreds of dollars on towers and trees and they like an 89 cent moving box…
 
Tromatic said:
Cat pee inside a speaker would be special. How did you get them out?
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One of mine crawled into a a large port, luckily the woofer was front mounted.

The percentage of ported speakers with mouse droppings inside might surprise you.
 
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