[Scott Dorsey]

Gary Eickmeier wrote:
Scott Dorsey wrote:
Gary Eickmeier wrote:

This is the symptom of a lifted ground caused by a failed mini phone
plug, as I said repeatedly. Mini phone plugs have no place in any
application where you actually expect things to work properly.

OK, thanks Scott. Then the bad mini jack must be somewhere before the
headphones, because the headphones work just fine with a stereo signal, and
they work fine on monitoring the recorder's output. So how could there be a
fault before the headphone jack that doesn't affect the speaker output as
well?

That's why I suggested it was a plug rather than the jack.

Welcome to the world of crappy consumer electronics.
--scott


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