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Filling speaker cavities with cat litter

Any opinions on whether it is ok to fill speaker cavities meant for playground sand with a nontoxic unscented clay granule cat litter?

Bnrlaw (Threads | Answers | This Thread)

12-13-02

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12-13-02 Not recommended if you have cats! Jond

12-13-02: Thsalmon
I have tried this before, but once your cat craps in your speaker, you can never get the smell out of your listening room! Even if you don't have a cat, clay litter is too light to do any good. Lead shot is the way to go.
Thsalmon (System | Threads | Answers | This Thread)

12-14-02 Depends on the purpose of filling the cavity and what the ma ... Paulwp

12-14-02 I don't know,, that stuff gets pretty dusty.. i can see it k ... Mikec

12-14-02 Since this stuff is designed to absorb moisture, i would be ... Judit

12-14-02 Is one of your tweeters not going outdoors? or is your woofe ... Rosstaman

12-14-02 On a more serious note there may be much better choices of f ... Alexanderj

12-14-02 Rather than "playground" sand look for an industri ... Fpeel

12-15-02 My cat loves the idea, that way he can sharpen his claws on ... Joeb