Eight years ago I adopted two kittens, a brother and sister about 12 weeks old. They were the most active kittens I ever had by far and ran roughshod over everything, knocking over lamps, vases, etc,and most destructively running up and down the cover sleeves on my beloved Quad ESL-63 electrostatic speakers, snagging them badly. When they grew to adulthood I had a chance to buy the US Monitor version of my Quads and I immediately rolled down the socks. They haven’t bothered my new speakers!
just wanted to share my fix for making my speakers cat and grand kid proof!
you can get black chicken wire ( and other colors ) fr hardware store and easily make theses and prob do a better job than i did it is virtually acousticly transparent. this really works and we love our 15 cats all recues , mostly tamed formerly ferals
ferals are best pets ! smart , strong like to play . loyal , will bond amazingly well 