Help!

ItsMinJunLol · October 13, 2016

Hi guys! I decided to take out my beats studio from it's 'prison'. I haven't used it for a while because 1. I got earphones that sound amazing and 2. if I wore it for longer than 10 mins, my jaws became uncomfortable, and 3. it's quite heavy, compared to earphones. I took it out, and noticed something. The left side of the headphone seemed to have lower sound than the right, and it's not a cable problem. I have a gold plated 3.5 mm headphone connector or whatever you call them, and I've tested it with different cables from home. I don't know why it's doing this. I hate lopsided hearing, and it's really bugging me because it's expensive and it sounds amazing. Is there any way I can fix this at home? I checked with my phone's mic but it told me it was the same, but in my ears, they are different. I really need this fixed, so is there a way I can fix it at home or do I have to go the expensive way?(my warranty finished D: ) thanks!

EDIT: I replaced both batteries, and tried with different devices, and it's still the same. Also, I haven't used it for around a year or less. (maybe 10 months or so)

The_Denks · October 13, 2016

7 minutes ago, ItsMinJunLol said:

Hi guys! I decided to take out my beats studio from it's 'prison'. I haven't used it for a while because 1. I got earphones that sound amazing and 2. if I wore it for longer than 10 mins, my jaws became uncomfortable, and 3. it's quite heavy, compared to earphones. I took it out, and noticed something. The left side of the headphone seemed to have lower sound than the right, and it's not a cable problem. I have a gold plated 3.5 mm headphone connector or whatever you call them, and I've tested it with different cables from home. I don't know why it's doing this. I hate lopsided hearing, and it's really bugging me because it's expensive and it sounds amazing. Is there any way I can fix this at home? I checked with my phone's mic but it told me it was the same, but in my ears, they are different. I really need this fixed, so is there a way I can fix it at home or do I have to go the expensive way?(my warranty finished D: ) thanks!

EDIT: I replaced both batteries, and tried with different devices, and it's still the same. Also, I haven't used it for around a year or less. (maybe 10 months or so)

So into Windows Volume, Playback Devices, Right click and Properties, then fine balance settings and drag the 'left' channel bar up until they sound equal.

ItsMinJunLol · October 13, 2016

12 minutes ago, UberGamerKing said:

So into Windows Volume, Playback Devices, Right click and Properties, then fine balance settings and drag the 'left' channel bar up until they sound equal.

Oh yea, I can do that with OSX, but how do I do that with my phone? (glalxy s7 edge)

The_Denks · October 13, 2016

1 minute ago, ItsMinJunLol said:

Oh yea, I can do that with OSX, but how do I do that with my phone? (glalxy s7 edge)

Phones, eeeesh.

I personally have never used a pair of Beats, yet alone owned one, so i dont now.

My previous advice is normally the general fix, but on mobile, IDFK

ItsMinJunLol · October 13, 2016

3 minutes ago, UberGamerKing said:

Phones, eeeesh.

I personally have never used a pair of Beats, yet alone owned one, so i dont now.

My previous advice is normally the general fix, but on mobile, IDFK

Oh ok. Thanks tho. Btw, if ur aiming for headphones, don't go for beats, I heard Bose's headphones and a 100 bux one sounds MUCH better than this 400$ beats. Overpriced shit. (audio technica is good too :3 )