I don't know if that has ever been posted here, but I discovered something interesting today. When I'm listening to music at higher level (-6db), my cat usually moves and stays in a few very specific (and very odd) places when it's not altogether hiding.

So I decided to move to those spots. The little furry ball is actually finding bass "nulls" to be less disturbed! I foresee a whole new cat-training business for professional HT installers. "I use Siamese to set surrounds levels and an Angora for the subwoofer," they would tell one another in tradeshows.

BTW, I am not kidding about my cat sleepting in "nulls"!

My dog does the same thing. It's really quite odd. I'll have the surround blaring and she'll move about 3 feet from the center channel and plop down right in front of it and cast herself into dreamland. I laid there with her once and, sure enough, the VP shoots (for the most part) right over her head, and the bass is quite quiet there, too.

it's kinda like when miners used to use canaries