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I've had my RP-10 for several years and I noticed that the last time I switched it to stereo mode and used the headphone jack that I only got sound through one speaker. The strange thing is that if I stand the RP-10 up (lean it against the wall or something) with the jacks pointing upward I get sound out of both speakers in stereo. Anyone have any idea what is going on here, do I have a loose connection somewhere internally or something?
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It does sound like you have a loose connection in your equipment. A similar problem like that happened to me on 1 of my amps and upon removing the cover i noticed that the wire connecting to the left channel
outputs were gnarled off,(prob. a mouse).
Fortunately i had the schematics and traced the left channel and soldered a new connection to the left audio posts.My advice is to take it in for repair as this is more
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Does it only happen when you use your headphone jack?
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Yes, only when it's laying flat on the floor. If I tilt it up (past a certain degree) it will work fine. The left and right/mono jacks are fine.
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More than likely you just need the headphone jack replaced. It's probably a closed frame type where it's normaled thru when there's not a plug in it. If it's out of warrenty crack it open and look around.
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