No sound in right ear (by 2 users)
posted by Mellors on Nov 21, 2007
My headphones have benn working fine for about 10months, now all of a sudden i have no sound through my right headphone
1 Other User Has The Same Problem
Comment by josho77, posted on Aug 13, 2008
i have a similar problem but i have sound just no bass in the right earpiece.. i took them to a repairer but they said thier is nothing wrong with them, but i can definatly tell there is no bass in the right ear.
Solution #1
posted on Aug 28, 2008
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I am online looking for a fix for the same problem.
The right ear goes out when i have the headphones set to the smallest head size.
When i open a little there is a spot when there is some statik then the right ear works... but goes out pretty easy.... thinking it is a loose wire on the connection to the speaker...
How do i get inside? I have unscrewed all the tiny screws on the frame... but i think i need to get into the drum area.
looking for a broken out diagram online...
-Neil
www.myspace.com/luxuryestatik
The right ear goes out when i have the headphones set to the smallest head size.
When i open a little there is a spot when there is some statik then the right ear works... but goes out pretty easy.... thinking it is a loose wire on the connection to the speaker...
How do i get inside? I have unscrewed all the tiny screws on the frame... but i think i need to get into the drum area.
looking for a broken out diagram online...
-Neil
www.myspace.com/luxuryestatik
Solution #3
posted on Nov 21, 2007
WizCheck for a loose connection in the wire. Wiggle (carefully) the wire around both the headset where it sits on your heat. Also, check the other end (plug) to see if there are any shorts. If this simple "wiggle" test shows nothing, there may be a problem with the driver (speaker) in the right channel in your headphone.
Another thing to check and this should be obvious: make sure your balance on your stereo/receiver is set to be in the middle and not to the left.
Mike
Another thing to check and this should be obvious: make sure your balance on your stereo/receiver is set to be in the middle and not to the left.
Mike
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