Right speaker died due to a wiring flaw

broken internal wire

It is in your connection either at the plug in or where it connects to the speaker.

Hi


Try them in another device to eliminate a faulty jack, if they still dont work the head phone may be faulty, return to seller and ask for a refund or replacement.


But also try a different head set in the jack to see if the jacks working properly.


Cheers

Here are the instructions for removing the battery and replacing it from your friends at Headsets.com!


1) Remove the headband or earloop.


2) Pry the battery door away from the shiny, black plastic strip on the tip of the headset using your fingernail.


3) Carefully flip back the speaker cover to expose the battery.


4) Gently remove the battery connector from the headset by pinching all three wires (red, black, and white) between
two fingers and pulling outward away from the headset.


5) Connect the new battery to the headset and gently close the battery door.


6) Place the headset into the charging base with the microphone tip pointing UP.


If you're having difficulty give our Product Support team a call at 1-800-923-0018 and they can walk you through it over the phone.


- Mason
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Start>control panel>Classic view>sounds>Recording and set your headset mic to default

1. check to make sure everything is plugged in correctly.

2. run a check to make sure that whatever it is you were playing was not simply being routed only to the left ear.

3. check to make sure the cable has not been pulled to much and the wires have been detached from the right ear piece. (this could be tricky as it may require some deconstruction, please be careful)

4. check to make sure the membrane on the right ear has not been broken.

theres a short in wire splice reconect elec. tape.

go to menu on micro phone make sure the settings of voice and sound are set level together.

Hello Sixlittledev,

Although the 7H USB headset is not natively supported by PS3, you may be able to get it to work if you have a headphone jack in your TV.

You will need to connect the headset in the following manner:
Headset microphone cable -> USB card -> PS3
Headset audio cable -> 3.5mm extension cable -> TV headphone jack

Although we do not guarantee compatibility and this method is a bit cumbersome, you can get it to work this way.

Mike S
SteelSeries Support
Http://www.steelseries.com/support

I figured this one out, although I might still send it back for an exchange. It turned out that the right rear speaker works just fine, however the jack seems to be flawed. When fully plugged in, the rear speaker input only picks up the left channel. If you pull it out just a little, say 1/8-1/4 the way out it will pick up both channels. Not a good solution but it works for the time being.