The cable from the working speaker to the unworking one is cut, or the speaker is broken, how to fix it? Open the unworking one, check if there are two cables connect to two points on the speaker, if so then it should be a cut somewhere else between this speaker and the other side, find the cut and remove it, then reconnect the wires , make sure no wires can possibly touch other wires except there own colored wire, otherwise it will create a short circuit, try using tape for that.
Another option is to see whether it is a software error. To check this, right click the Sound icon on the lower left-hand side of the screen, or the taskbar (this only works in Windows 7). Select the option "Sound", and change to the "Playback" tab. Select your headphones from the list displayed, and click the "Properties" button that comes to life. Switch to the "Levels" tab and click the "Balance" button. If the balances are unequal, equalize them. If they are already equal, then, bad luck, you have a hardware problem and should try the fix above.
Oh, no! Usually, the cause of one side working is that the wire cord has broken on the inside from either being jerked on, or from a lot of bending back and forth.
In the case of lower-price headphones, say, under $100 worth, it may be cheaper to simply replace them with a new set.
If you have a set of, say, $200 earphones, then first check to see if the issue is covered under warrantee, then check in with an electronics repair center to see if they can be repaired, and for how much.
You might also try making contact with the manufacturers - perhaps on the 'Web, and see if they have a repair service.
Good luck!
Because one of the wires is loose - or broken !
It can probradly be that the headphones are old or not working anymore so i prefer you to buy another one and if it still not working there something from in your computer
You may have accidentally dislodged the circuit by hitting or vigorously shaking the headphones. This can result in one speaker not working.
yes skullcandy headphones are compatible with ipods. They are one of my favorite headphones to use with my ipod.
Best get it checked out by an authorised repairer as there is no volume equaliser for sound on the iPhone, or touch, unless you download an app that includes this feature, which might help you to determine or fix the problem.
it's not always the first one to stop, its just a coinsidence. ive had head phones that have the right one to stop working
Shure Headphones are ranked the number one headphones.
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erm... haven't you disrupted the wire? One possible reason could be that your mp3 player is not working properly. Its the problem with audio o/p module of your mp3 player. There are two components of a sound file, if anyone one of them is corrupted, it will not deliver over the ear phones. Which mp3 player do you have ?
DJ headphones normally have swiveling ear cups. This helps the DJ use only one ear at a time to correctly hear the difference between what he is playing in his headphones and what the crowd hears. The DJ uses these headphones to correctly balance sound response. Regular headphones do not have swiveling ear cups.
Yes
flick it against the wind shield
Only the actor and the producer know it. There is no fix rate of any one. This depends only on the reputation of a producer and his relation with the actor, who is working.