My dog Roy is highly trained and a crack shot with my 12 gauge… but then again, 410 would be better for inside vermin control… don’t want to pepper the speaker cabinets with lead shot…
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I can picture Roy crouching behind a rock aiming the shotgun at marauders (human and mousey) 
Being surrounded by neighbours with cats here seems to keep the numbers down - I’ve never detected a mouse in the house, just the occasional slug incursion into the garage (and, once or twice attached to my crocs) in the back room.
They don’t last long…
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Our cat Kafka prefers a garrote, close and personal.
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Excellent… and less mess to clean up!
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I can’t believe you went with the cheap, “Victor” trap.
There are much better mousetraps out there.
With a system like that to protect, you need to upgrade:
“The Victor Electronic Mouse Trap uses innovative technology to deliver a high-voltage shock, eliminating mice in seconds. This powerful device is capable of killing up to 100 mice per set of batteries (4 AA), making it a great value. It’s also easy to use! To use, simply place a high protein bait in the provided bait cup, place in a location with high rodent activity and power on. Advanced smart circuit technology senses when a mouse enters the tunnel, triggering the system to deliver a humane, high-voltage shock. After making a catch, a green LED light blinks to indicate a kill.”
Nothing says “audiophile”, like a battery-operated power supply.
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Funny thing was I saw a video of that trap and looked it up last night.
Very Uber and audiophile safe as it won’t introduce noise into the electrical grid!
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All kidding aside, I kind of prefer (sickly enough) the SNAP!! of a mousetrap being sprung.
That said, no stains on your carpet with those techno-wow, battery operated thing-a-ma-bobs.
Happy Hunting.
What is that distribution device?
I’m looking for something compact for my little office system that I seem to take apart, sell some pieces, buy some different pieces, then start the cycle over again. I’m in the putting it back together phase again
Best,
-JP
It’s that time of the year again. . . 
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I’ve been sleuthing how they are coming in. We recently had an AC unit and a 22kw generator installed. Looks like they didn’t plug up the entry points properly when they installed the new lines. I used expanding foam and fine wire mesh to hopefully stop their entry point.
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Hopefully that does the trick. Congrats on the gennie install. We are 6 months out just to get a quote from the local Generac dealer.
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It’s a kit from Parts Connexion.
You can buy pre-built or DIY
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I prefer the Airedale death shake. Only surpassed by a victory strut worthy of a WWF wrestler.
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Do they make input for an external power supply? Sbooster or Farad? That would be an audiophile mouse trap.
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Although the cats are not allowed in my audio room, with 20 cats any mouse that would enter the house would have a death wish!
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@vkennedy61 How is the Jeff Rowland amp sounding as more time has elapsed?
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Yes we are all curious.
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Technically this isn’t a “Next Upgrade,” because it is currently in my system, but it is my very latest addition (2 weeks). It performs quite nicely. Oh how I’d missed spinning wax.
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Has anyone tired PS Audio’s accessory the Humzero? If so, please evaluate.
Welcome to the land of vinyl. Now to scout out all those BlueNote TonePoets. Worth the effort IME.
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