You should give real thought to the future, when You try to remove that double sided tape, and ruin the veneer of your Infinity's.
Were it me, I'd go to the store, buy a roll of gaffers tape, or painters tape, or scotch tape or ... and replace that crap double stick immediately! Of course, it may already be too late.
You mentioned that on first page, I answered it on first page.
I also thanked you for mentioning it for anyone who may not be aware.
There is a reason for the double sided tape, it is sticky on both sides, the others you mentioned are not. Either her fur will stick to it or she will tug it off and get wrapped up with it. Either way she's probably not going to like it and hopefully will keep her from doing it again.
I'd prefer clear or black tape but have not found those.
There are 1/4" X 1" trim around my grilles, stained to match the cabinets, My grilles were broken as is common with RSII's so I put "frames" around them for rigidity....the tape is touching those and the grille cloth, which needs replacing anyways.
There are two tape strips on top of the yard sale 13 year old subwoofer I bought a few months ago, well I can live with that if it pulls a little of the finish.
One strip on top of each woofer cabinet which barely stay in place due to the oily waxy finish I applied.
If you are close by, feel free to stop by and make sure I'm doing it right.
New kitty (Biscuit) is doing well after two weeks at her new home and so far has not done anything to the speakers. Once I am confident she will not damage them the tape will come off.
Sometimes it's hard to envision what someone writes, hopefully this picture will show what I mean when I say I put/made grille frames around the grilles for rigidity. Standard lumber yard 1" pine screen moulding , stained to match the speaker cabinets. They also had oak screen moulding but it looked to be red oak and had a red shading, I figured it would be easier to match the pine rather than the oak to the RS II's.