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Anonymous Posted on Aug 29, 2012

Only one speaker works in my panasonic music system

Panasonic CD changer Sterio system plays only one speaker. Why?

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Either that speaker is bad, or the channel connected to it has failed--audio output to each speaker is separate.

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