Has anybody had one side of the earphones become a lower volume than the other? Is there a remedy?
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I am wondering did this still happen when listening in "Mono" mode not "Stereo?"
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My problem has been at the other end ( end that joins the post ). Don't let the wire flop over the post while listening;lay the MP3 player on its side. I am buying a second pair because the wire frayed and i have lost the left side. I love the fidelity. I use these working out in a noisy gym that favors loud lousy music and am ALONE for the hour.
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Maybe consider taking the ear buds off completely. Then to keep them in place use the speedo silicone ear plugs. All I can think of.
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I have never had that problem yet so can't really say. Have you tried different headphones with the same issue? If the other headphones work then it would the connector on you the headphone that doesn't that is the problem, probably a loose wire connection. I use mines with several different headphones and have yet to have an issue with it. And I do use it at least a couple of hours every day.
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No, you just hold it to one side or the other. This will change your Windows volume setting, not the headphones themselves.
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I have two devices that I use in alternation, one ear, then the other ear. I choose not to use both ear pieces at the same time due to the sound amplification beings "too loud". For me at least. But the devices work wonderfully well in amplifying high tone sounds and words, which is what I was lacking. Tom.
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Great sound - but sometimes there are issues with the earphones not staying in your ear as well... : (
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Have you tried changing the channel? You can do that by clicking on the left earphone. Also on the base there is another way to change the input. Be sure to read the manual as there are suggestions to deal with problems such as the noise you are hearing.
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I have had several of these. You are supposed to hear in both ears. But they are cheap and sometimes break and then you hear in only one ear.
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I would give Bose a call. I did not experience anything like that. In fact, my cord gets snagged and fly out of the actual headphone all the time and I still don't have a problem like that.
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I notice a bit, but it is not so audible as to be a problem. At least for me it isn't. But, as they say, your results may vary. I would guess it would relate to the buds you are using. I use a very good, but not great, set of Sennheisers.
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I don't notice any difference in sound level between the two sides. Hope that helps
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Hi James your comments were a Very Nice Surprise Thank YOU very much :-)I have also discovered that the reason I noticed the volume was a bit low was because I had the attenuator switch on the back in the wrong position because once I switched I noticed the volume increased which solved the low volume problem.I would post that online for others but I don't know how, sorryRegards, Gordon
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There's no adjustment in the headphones, but it's possible that your device is filtering the audio somehow.The best way to test would be to try pairing the headphones with a different device. If the problem persists, you probably have a hardware failure.
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Sometimes that happens (the one side playing part) to me with my Ipod. I usually just remove the jack and put it back in and it works fine. You could buy another AUX cable to see if thats the issue. If not, you should have a warrenty with SkullCandy to replace them. My advice is to first replace the AUX cable but if you don't want to spend anything, use that warrenty to just get a new set. You may have a defective pair of headphones. Hope this helped!
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That was a concern of mine as well, since the design is supposed to be kind of open. I usually listen at about 1/3 - 1/2 max volume, and a couple of times I took out my earbuds and held them in front of me and I couldn't hear anything. So I think they're pretty decent at directing the sound, although this is obviously not a thorough test.
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Have not had that problem with my pair. Usually that occurs when the cord is not twisted in properly. Otherwise I am not sure what the problem would be, probably the headphone rather than the plug if it's one side only.