Sound no sound no matter what

It's probably a broken wire.

First, make sure it happens with those headphones no matter what you plug them into. If you're using them on your computer, try plugging them into your phone or someone else's computer. If you're using the quarter-inch adapter, try plugging into something that will take the eight-inch plug (the picture I'm seeing of your headphones shows an eighth-inch plug with a quarter-inch adapter). If the problems goes away, then it's either the adapter or the audio jack on the original device. But a new quarter-inch adapter online or at your local Radio Shack. If that doesn't fix it, then the jack on your device is shot, and your best bet is probably to get a new device. (Before I spent the money on a new device, I'd borrow another set of headphones, just to be sure that the problem persists no matter what headphones you use.) If the device is a computer, then you can buy a USB sound card (which plugs into a USB port and has mike and headphone jacks on the other end) instead of replacing the whole computer.

But it's more likely that the problem will persist no matter what you plug into, and it's your headphones. It's probably a broken wire; sometimes if you jiggle the wires going into the dead earpiece, you'll get crackling to confirm this diagnosis. But it doesn't really matter why the headphones don't work; no matter what's broken, the repair is more expensive than replacement. Time for new headphones.

The above answer assumes that you are listening to a stereo sound source. In addition to trying your headphones on another device, you should make sure you're listening to a stereo sound.

Try updating your sound drivers to the latest version

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Your TV has 2 settings that could potentially affect this volume. One, verify the Audio Out option is set to Fixed. This allows your surround to control the volume. Two, make sure Volume Offset for each input could be set low, verify that isn't the case. Hope this helps.

yes it does matter you get get static feedback,,make sure you attach the right colors to the right side,,,plus rear speakers are louder so you dont want your sound to sound weird

Sounds to me like you may have pulled off a wire when you were removing your tension springs. Yes, it matters. There's not really a cool mod you can do with your tensioner springs. If you ickups were floating completely free of the guitar, they woudl still make a sound. The only way to have no sound at all is if you pulled a wire from your input jack, or alternately your volume pot.

Does the sound change with changing speed ?

It might be a universal joint on the drive shaft..

Try anouther Microphone sounds like the frequence sprecturm is to low.

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Try to reduce your volume, do you use a sound system thats why the sound is very loud?

unfortunatly this is the problem with sony Ericon models have you contacted sony on this matter they might be able to help if not change phones that give you better speaker volume for talk. sorry for not being able to help on this matter. good luck with problem