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Right Channel Blown on Vestax 275?
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| sym |
Ok so I bought a new pair of speakers to add to my laptop and I install them and there is no sound coming out of my right channel. I check my mixer, the right channel LEDs aren't moving. I checking all the balances on the mixer and the computer, its all good. Did my right channel somehow get blown? It was fine when I touched them earlier today before buying the new speakers.
If my channel is blown, how can I get it fixed? I have a Vestax PCV275
**EDIT** So now the LEDs are on, don't know wat was up before, the right speaker still isnt playing, here's the setup right.
Turntables-Mixer-Laptop-Speakers
So here's what I've done so far. Before when I was switching the mixer to laptop connection around, the music would play out of one speaker and not the other but itd switch.
Now it's not. No matter which way I switch the mixer to laptop connection, or the speakers connection to the Sub, it 'll only play out of one speaker. I have two sets of these same speakers, one for my main computer, so I figured one of the speakers may have been blown, replaced the blown speaker with my other speaker... the speaker that works on the other cpu doesn't work over there.
Thought maybe it was the sub, switched that sub for the other sub, still the same.
So than I took the whole thing back to my old amp with bookshelf speakers, and everything works there.
*EDIT 2* Forgot to mention, disconnected the mixer from the laptop, and just played an mp3, everything was good. So It's somewhere in the connections before the laptop. I really think it's the RCA to mini jack convertor, but I don't see why the problem speaker wouldnt switch when i switch the connections on it.
So what could be wrong? I'm thinking the RCA Cables to Mini jack convertor I have, but when I switch the RCA Master outs from the mixer, the same speaker still doesn't play.
*SO CONFUSED*
Ughh... That was probly really confusing explanation, but if anyone can figure this out let me know, I'd be very interested.
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If I push the Line in jack to the headphones in about 1/2 way, they right channel plays :).... So if that helps anyone figure out the cause... I'm guessing something with the RCA to Mini Convertor still. Just waiting for confirmation before I go buy another one. |
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| suhkorea |
| did you try switching the RCA cable on your other channel with the one that doesnt work? |
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| sym |
Yup no matter which way I switch the connections only the left speaker plays.
| quote: | Originally posted by sym
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If I push the Line in jack to the headphones in about 1/2 way, they right channel plays :).... So if that helps anyone figure out the cause... I'm guessing something with the RCA to Mini Convertor still. Just waiting for confirmation before I go buy another one. |
After continuous toying around with it, I've drawn the conclusion that the RCA - Mini jack convertor is shot somehow, Gunna pick up a new on tommorow, will let you know how it goes. |
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| sym |
| Ok I'm so confused, I replaced the convertor and still no go, I tried replacing the stereo cables no go. When I connect it to my MD Recorder same thing, so it's not the laptop or the speakers in anyway. but When I connect to my amp, it works. WTF!!!! |
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