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Right. I've been having trouble with my speakers:

for the left channel of my mixer, both speakers are fine and the sound comes through both. But for the right channel, the sound only comes out of the right speaker.

They are both grounded ok i think, though when you wiggle the grounding cable end sound does come out the left speaker... I have interchanged leads and it just reverses the problem. So both channels in the mixer work at times if i change it around. It's just for one channel it always doesn't work.

I don't know what is going on. Neither do a few people. It's doing my nut it, you can't really drop a big track on the right channel 'cos it never sounds as big....

So can anyone help? I would have thought it's a bad cable or a connection in the mixer, but they all seem to work individually....

Safe ting......................

sounds like your mixer's fucked

know it sounds stupid but sumtimes it can b dust.

Are they both balanced cables ie. with two rings on the tip?

OI.....if ur running turntables try taking off the needle and blowin in the town arm making sure theres not gunk build up on the 4 lil round connectors.........do the same for the needle connectors......

if cd players........check the rca's and the rca output on the back of the cd player


if none of those....like the previous posts......the mixer is done.....u may be able to get replacement fader....but that may not be the problem...could be the rca's for that channel....

ez hope that helped as well.

Ultrablack

apologies if i've mis-read your post jah pat but it sounds like the phono leads on one of your decks is misbehaving...
have you checked them?

something wrong with the phono of the turntable/ cd player

You seem to have isolated the problem so it is always the same deck which has the problem? And this input is working but only to a certain degree...check both phono inputs for that channel and that should help you isolate the problem more, if it is the issue...

hope you can sort it out nonetheless