Dog pissed on speaker

It's all your fault. If you had trained your dog to appreciate
music, as I have, you wouldn't have had that problem:

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I have no suggestions but just want to express my gratitude for the resonant thread title.

@miltonpyron 

You might want to open up the speaker and spray Pooph on both sides of the driver and maybe the inside of the box. If something like Pooph or the like don’t get the smell out, it’s a new speaker with readily available drivers. 
 

All the best.

@thecarpathian 

“Wizzer cone”

Now that was funny!

Look at it this way..., you improved speakers now have a "whizzer" cone whereas before they didn't.

I use Zero Odor (blue and white bottle), available on Amazon.  It gets rid of the odor and breaks down the urine.  Works like a charm around the house for cat urine, much better than Nature's Miracle, which does nothing.  Well it does something . . . it is enormously profitable to make and sell.  Masterful marketing.  What Zero will do to a paper cone driver . . .? No idea, but a light touch might be a good place to start.

More important, did you notice any improvement in the soundstage?  Was the speaker more resolving?