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EnderCat
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Okay so I have these headphones and I have had it for awhile and kinda recently they started doing this thing where if you move them some ways like turning your head and stuff they will only have audio in one ear for a bit till you spin the aux cable around a bit. is there any fix for this?

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2 minutes ago, EnderCat said:

Okay so I have these headphones and I have had it for awhile and kinda recently they started doing this thing where if you move them some ways like turning your head and stuff they will only have audio in one ear for a bit till you spin the aux cable around a bit. is there any fix for this?

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Probably just a dodgy connection or plug.

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