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Mute single speaker?
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The left internal speaker on my 2018 MBP fried (sounds annoying common). I don't really want to take it in to get it fixed, and I'm hoping I can just disable the left one and use the right one.
In Audio Devices, there is a checkbox to mute channel 1 (left), but I can't actually click it.
Is there another way to turn off a single internal speaker on a MBP?
audio speakers
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ericksonlaericksonla
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The left internal speaker on my 2018 MBP fried (sounds annoying common). I don't really want to take it in to get it fixed, and I'm hoping I can just disable the left one and use the right one.
In Audio Devices, there is a checkbox to mute channel 1 (left), but I can't actually click it.
Is there another way to turn off a single internal speaker on a MBP?
audio speakers
asked 10 hours ago
ericksonlaericksonla
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Can you use the Balance slider under System Preferences > Sound > Output ?
– Fyrefly
10 hours ago
Thanks Fyrefly! That did it. If you want to make it an answer I'll accept it.
– ericksonla
10 hours ago
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The left internal speaker on my 2018 MBP fried (sounds annoying common). I don't really want to take it in to get it fixed, and I'm hoping I can just disable the left one and use the right one.
In Audio Devices, there is a checkbox to mute channel 1 (left), but I can't actually click it.
Is there another way to turn off a single internal speaker on a MBP?
audio speakers
asked 10 hours ago
ericksonlaericksonla
1184 bronze badges
The left internal speaker on my 2018 MBP fried (sounds annoying common). I don't really want to take it in to get it fixed, and I'm hoping I can just disable the left one and use the right one.
In Audio Devices, there is a checkbox to mute channel 1 (left), but I can't actually click it.
Is there another way to turn off a single internal speaker on a MBP?
audio speakers
audio speakers
asked 10 hours ago
ericksonlaericksonla
1184 bronze badges
asked 10 hours ago
ericksonlaericksonla
1184 bronze badges
asked 10 hours ago
ericksonlaericksonla
1184 bronze badges
asked 10 hours ago
ericksonlaericksonla
1184 bronze badges
asked 10 hours ago
ericksonlaericksonla
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1184 bronze badges
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Can you use the Balance slider under System Preferences > Sound > Output ?
– Fyrefly
10 hours ago
Thanks Fyrefly! That did it. If you want to make it an answer I'll accept it.
– ericksonla
10 hours ago
add a comment |
2
Can you use the Balance slider under System Preferences > Sound > Output ?
– Fyrefly
10 hours ago
Thanks Fyrefly! That did it. If you want to make it an answer I'll accept it.
– ericksonla
10 hours ago
2
2
Can you use the Balance slider under System Preferences > Sound > Output ?
– Fyrefly
10 hours ago
Can you use the Balance slider under System Preferences > Sound > Output ?
– Fyrefly
10 hours ago
Thanks Fyrefly! That did it. If you want to make it an answer I'll accept it.
– ericksonla
10 hours ago
Thanks Fyrefly! That did it. If you want to make it an answer I'll accept it.
– ericksonla
10 hours ago
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Simple method, as already stated, System Prefs > Sound > Output. Set balance slider to the right.
More comprehensive method, in case you are listening to stereo & need the information otherwise missing from the other speaker - you also need…
System Prefs > Accessibility > Audio
check 'Play stereo audio as mono'
This will sum the left & right channels so you will hear both from the one speaker after you balance across to it.
answered 9 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
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Open System Preferences > Sound > Output look for the balance slider and adjust as needed.
answered 10 hours ago
FyreflyFyrefly
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2 Answers
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Simple method, as already stated, System Prefs > Sound > Output. Set balance slider to the right.
More comprehensive method, in case you are listening to stereo & need the information otherwise missing from the other speaker - you also need…
System Prefs > Accessibility > Audio
check 'Play stereo audio as mono'
This will sum the left & right channels so you will hear both from the one speaker after you balance across to it.
answered 9 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
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Simple method, as already stated, System Prefs > Sound > Output. Set balance slider to the right.
More comprehensive method, in case you are listening to stereo & need the information otherwise missing from the other speaker - you also need…
System Prefs > Accessibility > Audio
check 'Play stereo audio as mono'
This will sum the left & right channels so you will hear both from the one speaker after you balance across to it.
answered 9 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
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Simple method, as already stated, System Prefs > Sound > Output. Set balance slider to the right.
More comprehensive method, in case you are listening to stereo & need the information otherwise missing from the other speaker - you also need…
System Prefs > Accessibility > Audio
check 'Play stereo audio as mono'
This will sum the left & right channels so you will hear both from the one speaker after you balance across to it.
answered 9 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
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Simple method, as already stated, System Prefs > Sound > Output. Set balance slider to the right.
More comprehensive method, in case you are listening to stereo & need the information otherwise missing from the other speaker - you also need…
System Prefs > Accessibility > Audio
check 'Play stereo audio as mono'
This will sum the left & right channels so you will hear both from the one speaker after you balance across to it.
answered 9 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
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answered 9 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
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answered 9 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
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answered 9 hours ago
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Open System Preferences > Sound > Output look for the balance slider and adjust as needed.
answered 10 hours ago
FyreflyFyrefly
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Open System Preferences > Sound > Output look for the balance slider and adjust as needed.
answered 10 hours ago
FyreflyFyrefly
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Open System Preferences > Sound > Output look for the balance slider and adjust as needed.
answered 10 hours ago
FyreflyFyrefly
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Open System Preferences > Sound > Output look for the balance slider and adjust as needed.
answered 10 hours ago
FyreflyFyrefly
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answered 10 hours ago
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answered 10 hours ago
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Can you use the Balance slider under System Preferences > Sound > Output ?
– Fyrefly
10 hours ago
Thanks Fyrefly! That did it. If you want to make it an answer I'll accept it.
– ericksonla
10 hours ago