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Psyflow

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Apr 20, 2014
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As of late I seem to be having a problem with the audio output for my iPhone 5. I hook up my phone to my car's audio system each day for my drive to and from work. I use a 30 pin to lightning adapter as my car has a proprietary 30 pin cable. I originally thought my adapter was going out, but the problem is with the sound balance. I am hearing about 90% of the audio volume coming out of the right side speakers and barely any from the left side speakers. It is almost straight R speaker mono output.

I tried using a regular AUX cable, and I am getting the same results so it can't be the adapter. And it isn't my car speakers going out, as when I play a CD I get great loud stereo sound from all speakers.


Anyone know what this could be? Or am I really just having bad luck?
 
I did that and am still having the same problem. After doing more testing it appears that the entire external left speaker on my iPhone is no longer working, so it makes a bit more sense now. I bought my original iPhone 5 right around launch time. After about a year I started to have the lock button issue and Apple was kind enough to swap me for a new iPhone 5.

So this phone I've had for about 6 months now....do you think this is something that could be covered under warranty if I were to take it in?
 
Ah, noob mistake! So I suppose I am back at square one then :eek:
 
Settings, General, Accessibility, scroll to the bottom. Is the slider in the middle?

What do you know, that did it! Thank you sir! I wouldn't have even thought to look there, not sure how that even got adjusted in the first place...
 
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