The right speaker not working

Well, you did the right thing by verifying that the speakers are not the problem (they work in an identical system). Try connecting a different iPod, just to rule out that being a problem. Some of these docks need an adapter for some versions of the iPod... check to make sure you have the right one. Otherwise, if the base is defective, maybe you can get a replacement from Griffin. Contact their technical support staff. Good luck.

broken wire or connection

Try a different cord (not "chord") between your iPod and your speakers.

Make sure that the iPod is not "panned" (100% right audio and 0% left audio), but is "50/50".

Similarly, make sure that the computer's sound is not "panned".

ok. i just fixed mine. plug the headphones in. lock the ipod. unlock the ipod. then hold down the centre button and the menu button at the same time, and it will manually reset itself. when it comes back on, it should be all hunkydory x

As far as I know, the sound quality coming out of the ipod is not so great to begin with. I have an iPod touch, and the speaker I have right now was only $12.59 and the sound quality is great. plus I have my headphones from UxSight. They are amazing. Here is the link: iPod speakers

yes u will need to chandge input jack from mono to stero radio shack $4 part u need y headphone splitter this should fix ur problem

The problem is the internal headphone jack has malfunctioned. To fix the problem first try doing a hard reset, then update your ipod with the newest version for it. Also try blowing it out with canned air. If this does not work and you are still under warranty schedule an appointment with a genius at your local Apple Store. If you don't have a warranty then order an internal headphone jack online and install it yourself, because apple will charge you more than your ipod is worth. Make sure you order it for your model. You can go to youtube and find tons of tutorials on how to install the jack. So good luck. This is a very common problem with ipods and is simple to fix with the right parts.

Try to check if the wiring connection inside the right speaker is still active.

Esmurfette

First things First!
1) check on other speakers to see if your iPod work fine
2) check connector for loosing electric connectivity.
3) check with your headphones to see if your iPod play music well.
4) Check, power on the computer spk. you got. or the input that is working right.
Good Luck

scince i fixed a laptop before, i might help.clen your hands and ipod first.next, open VERY carefully and buy a new phone jack and computer/ac input parts. but befopre you do that, just make sure the wires are connected firmly and the negative is connected to negative and positive to positive(black is with black and redis with red