Thanks everyone. So far she seems uninterested in the speakers. They sound great in the space and are probably more speaker than the room needs. I'll keep watching the cat, but I ordered a heated cat bed to redirect her attention.

Miguel

Moderator wrote: ... the socks are easily replaced if they are damaged. Much easier than a wood box with claw marks...

Are the socks easily replaced by the end user (customer) or just GET? I have the T1s and they do not appear to be that easy to replace, because (a) the base would need to be removed and (b) they are rather intricately woven around the binding post area. If GET believes this can be accomplished in the field by the customer and can provide instructions and a cost, I will consider purchasing now to have as backup in the eventuality a tear occurs. Note in my case while I do not have any immediate concern of a tear, I have pointed out (and recommended/suggested an improvement in this regard) that the top portion under the cap is susceptible to damage from both the draw string and the top cap as it pierces the fabric.

ArthurDaniels wrote: Mr. Moderator,

What about the possibility of climbing cats causing damage to the speakers inside the towers?

Best,

Art

Triton One, Two, Three - can't get to them. Triton Five and Seven - maybe, seems unlikely.

GDHAL wrote: Are the socks easily replaced by the end user (customer) or just GET?

As long as the end user can use a screwdriver and physically manage the speakers, yes.

I'd recommend a thorough warm up and stretching before trying this on the Triton Ones!

Or you could just call Bro. Anthem...he likes heavy things.