dima1109
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Hi all,
I've been noticing a strange and extremely annoying trend with my Headsix. The right channel volume seems to be a little higher than left. It's very evident on approximately the first 15 degrees on the knob, then it evens out a bit, but never fully recovers. I notice it both on both the Shures and the Denons. The difference is more pronounced in high frequencies, and is more or less even in the highs. I tried reversing the 'phones (R->L, L->R), and the left channel was slightly louder in that case, as expected.
Has anyone ever had something like this happen? What could it be?
By the way, I tried it on a 80Gb 5G iPod, 8Gb iPhone (using the headphone jack on both), and a Dell laptop, all the same.
I've been noticing a strange and extremely annoying trend with my Headsix. The right channel volume seems to be a little higher than left. It's very evident on approximately the first 15 degrees on the knob, then it evens out a bit, but never fully recovers. I notice it both on both the Shures and the Denons. The difference is more pronounced in high frequencies, and is more or less even in the highs. I tried reversing the 'phones (R->L, L->R), and the left channel was slightly louder in that case, as expected.
Has anyone ever had something like this happen? What could it be?
By the way, I tried it on a 80Gb 5G iPod, 8Gb iPhone (using the headphone jack on both), and a Dell laptop, all the same.