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Headphones right driver not working

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1 minute ago, NumLock21 said:

2 devices, both the same right side driver. Either your PC or phone is frying your headphones.

I've used different headphones for much longer on these devices than those headphones and I have come to the conclusion that it's jbl related 

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2 minutes ago, Pomfinator said:

E40BT is bluetooth tho o_O? Could also just be shoddy build, not like I expect anything out of 50 dollar fashion on-ear headphones.

True 

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2 minutes ago, ali124578 said:

I've used different headphones for much longer on these devices than those headphones and I have come to the conclusion that it's jbl related 

So JBL has gone down hill? I remember in the early 2000s them Compaq laptpo with JBL Audio. best sounding computer speakers on a laptop. IMO probably still better than most of them ones on laptops today.

So do you a basic cheap headphones to test out?

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Just now, ali124578 said:

True 

Well I snooped around a bit and the Amazon reviews are chock full of people complaining about durability issues, so I don't think you're alone.

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Just now, NumLock21 said:

So JBL has gone down hill? I remember in the early 2000s them Compaq laptpo with JBL Audio. best sounding computer speakers on a laptop. IMO probably still better than most of them ones on laptops today.

JBL makes terrible headphones.  You buy JBL's Pro Audio stuff, not their consumer crap.

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Just now, Pomfinator said:

JBL makes terrible headphones.  You buy JBL's Pro Audio stuff, not their consumer crap.

The ones came with the Compaq Laptop sounds pretty good, then again I'm not a audiophile.

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Just now, NumLock21 said:

The ones came with the Compaq Laptop sounds pretty good, then again I'm not a audiophile.

Laptop speakers are generally so horrible, a mediocre one sounds good to most peoples books.  And you can use software tricks to make them sound better than they actually are.

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True, I'm better off buying sony and other brands of headphones than jbl 

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Just now, Pomfinator said:

Laptop speakers are generally so horrible, a mediocre one sounds good to most peoples books.  And you can use software tricks to make them sound better than they actually are.

Laptop speakers are always bad 

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Anyway ! Thanks for taking the time to reply to this thread guys I appreciate it :')

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Just now, Pomfinator said:

No, Razer and Apple make pretty good ones.

Yeah because their laptops are very expensive and that's what you should get for a price like that 

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6 minutes ago, ali124578 said:

Anyway ! Thanks for taking the time to reply to this thread guys I appreciate it :')

Are you in America? If you get a refund on them, I think you can afford to get a Sennheiser Momentum 2.0 on-ear, the wired version.  Amazon has the on-ears for about $130.

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10 minutes ago, Pomfinator said:

Laptop speakers are generally so horrible, a mediocre one sounds good to most peoples books.  And you can use software tricks to make them sound better than they actually are.

While majority of them are crap. the one from the Compaq Presario are pretty good. This was during Win98 and there are no software tricks, just the basic audio driver.

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