It may be defective, so check with the product manufacturer for warranty or repair options. If the speaker wire is in good condition, yet the channel in question still won't work, then the problem likely exists within the receiver or amplifier itself. via 3.5mm jack to laptop) as headphones and sound is not as good as before. Check that there are no frayed ends touching any metal parts - even one stray strand can cause a problem. My external 2.1 (Klipsch Promedia 2.1) speakers are detected as headphones. If something looks questionable or you are unsure, replace the speaker wire and check the whole system again. Verify that all wires are securely connected to the terminals on the backs of the receiver/amplifier and the speaker. If you encounter splices, make sure that the splice is maintaining a safe, proper connection. Starting from the speaker and moving towards the receiver or amplifier, thoroughly check the entire length of the wire for any breaks or broken connections. It doesn't take much force to cause permanent damage to most cables. They sound so nice for pc speakers but I cannot afford to pay to get them fixed I must diy it. Is it bad to run just the right channel will t hurt the amp worse or hurt the soundstage I’ve tried fixing the cable itself nothing wrong with it hurting the left channel. Though no audio hotshot itself, the Philips MMS205 sounds better at half the price. I’ve googled it found this happens often but no ways to fix it.
Work backward to check for breaks or broken connections version of the ProMedia 2.1, has a much larger subwoofer and an.Verify that the balance control is centered and the volume is high enough to be heard.
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