I have some of the Soundocity outriggers. I don't know if they're strictly speaking worth the money, but they certainly do an excellent job at preventing my M80s from tipping, even under the influence of XTREME TODDLERS.

just glue lots of those old silver thumb tacks to the top of the speakers. That should cure the cat jumping problem.

I've got a solution. This device is easy to make yourself. You just need a few basic supplies:

• a thin piece of plywood to serve as the backing material
• a copper sheet
• four screws
• glue
• lamp cord

Here's the assembly procedure:

1. Cut the plywood into a square about the same size as the top of your speaker.
2. Cut four squares of copper small enough to cover most of the plywood but to leave some room in between each piece.
3. Glue the copper to the plywood.
4. Take the lamp cord and separate both the negative and the positive side into two separate strands, for a total of four strands of wire.
5. Screw the negative ends of wire into plates diagonal from each other. Screw the positive ends to the remaining diagonal plates.
6. Place your new Cat-Zapper on top of your speaker and then plug it in.

Really, you can use this to protect any horizontal surface from naughty felines.

I'm shocked!!

I'll bet you can also use it on errant dogs, cows and small moose.

I need one of those for the planter along the front of my house. The neighbours cat is using the planter as a litter box