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For the last two months, I have noticed that the stereo image is not centred when mixing on speakers (as heard) but, as the meters said it was, I presumed I had lost some hearing acuity in my left ear. Today it got the better of me. I put my hand close to the woofers and, sure enough, the left one was not working. I have Truths so I looked around the back and the magic elves had switched the woofer mute switch on. Suddenly my hearing was restored.

A simple solution would have been for me to turn my back to the speakers and I would have found that my "bad" ear had switched sides.

Why am I posting this? Because these things are sent to try us and it might save you some agro one day.

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I had the same problem except I had no sound, of course no speakers were switched on at all, the simplest things can sometimes be forgotten about.
I spent 30 mins trying to track down the problem, cables, external gear, volumes etc.
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I recall one time I went to switch on my recorder and got nuttin. Wouldn't turn on, no lights, no power. Then I realized we had a power outage 15 minutes earlier.

Don't mind me it's Friday and I'm just typing crap.

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