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In Reply to: One headphone channel out, but both channels measure the same... posted by Duster on July 11, 2018 at 13:39:59:
maybe a mechanical issue? ie if the cone can't move because it's being blocked by some debris in the gap for example...You'd presumably still measure the same thing with an ohm meter but may not get any cone movement by putting current through the voice coil.
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- RE: One headphone channel out, but both channels measure the same... - Ugly 07/11/1819:47:28 07/11/18 (4)
- RE: One headphone channel out, but both channels measure the same... - Duster 20:05:02 07/11/18 (3)
- I agree the most likely is a physical blockage/misalignment of coil - toothpaste 07:44:55 07/12/18 (1)
- RE: I agree the most likely is a physical blockage/misalignment of coil - airtime 13:33:10 07/12/18 (0)
- RE: One headphone channel out, but both channels measure the same... - Ugly 06:08:29 07/12/18 (0)
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