Recent content by bendib2003

It was pulled out of the amp, I don't know if it's the cable, cause if I pull out either L or R it still plays on the same speaker, do you think it might be the AUX input? Edit: I also tried the tuner input instead of AUX and it still only plays on one speaker. Maybe it is the cable after all...

this is a duplicate post of another thread I made, I would appreciate it if I could get all the replies gathered in one place, so please find the other post which is named the same and contains the same text.

I realised I pressed the save button twice and thus made two forum posts, please reply to this one. By the way I am not particularly knowledgeable about amps and don't know what the different parts are called.

The problem occured when the AUX was pulled out while music was playing, it will only play on one speaker now and I've swapped L and R and then the other speaker plays only mono, I've checked my computer if it was set to mono but is set to stereo and when I play the test sound both L and R is...

The problem occured when the AUX was pulled out while music was playing, it will only play on one speaker now and I've swapped L and R and then the other speaker plays only mono, I've checked my computer if it was set to mono but is set to stereo and when I play the test sound both L and R is...