Sound comes out of only one headphone

Its not the headphones as I've tried other pairs and they are all the same - do you think I have a faulty connection somewhere and would it be easy to fix? Thanks

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Oh yeah I have come across with these before You have some dry joints on the headset connector.

Posted on Jul 31, 2006

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