blaizefm
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Hi All
I recently bought a set of Denon C751 headphones (and you gotta love that bass...) and although I'm loving them I noticed recently that the right speaker is notably quieter than the left.
The difference is a little hard to quantify but I'd say it between a third and half the volume. It's created this weird spatial effect where the music is centred on the left hand side of my head.
As the effect is sometimes quite subtle I didn't notice it at first, but after a few weeks of ownership it's very obvious.
I've done the obvious: i.e. switched ears (not literally, but you get my meaning) and adjusted fitting &c. Looking at the filter I can't see any obvious blocking.
I think my only option might be to contact Denon. Has anyone else had a similar issue?
Cheers
PS - this is my first post after much lurking. Thanks to this site I've invested in a set of Denon D2000s and a Nuforce Icon 1. Oh, and the C751s
I recently bought a set of Denon C751 headphones (and you gotta love that bass...) and although I'm loving them I noticed recently that the right speaker is notably quieter than the left.
The difference is a little hard to quantify but I'd say it between a third and half the volume. It's created this weird spatial effect where the music is centred on the left hand side of my head.
As the effect is sometimes quite subtle I didn't notice it at first, but after a few weeks of ownership it's very obvious.
I've done the obvious: i.e. switched ears (not literally, but you get my meaning) and adjusted fitting &c. Looking at the filter I can't see any obvious blocking.
I think my only option might be to contact Denon. Has anyone else had a similar issue?
Cheers
PS - this is my first post after much lurking. Thanks to this site I've invested in a set of Denon D2000s and a Nuforce Icon 1. Oh, and the C751s