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Asus Xonar Xense issue..

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Just picked up this combo set and I have noticed that my left channel is significantly quieter then my right channel. Just wondering if anyone else has run into this problem.
 
One of the most common reasons for that problem happening is that one of the two OpAmps on the board tend to wiggle loose.

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Take a look at each and make sure they are firmly in their sockets. I just took this for you :)
 
Bit of a threadromancy... but I am having a similar issue :( Mine is the Right channel, I've reseated the OpAs but that didn't help. Swapped left and right, but it didn't follow to the left (so not a bad OpA). Switched them out for LME49720HA (with Browndog adapters), and still persists. Attached a Front Panel adapter and the issue follows to there as well. :( I even tried a different headset to make sure it wasn't he Senny PC350s! Tried all of the Gain settings in the Xonar software as well, but no dice.

It had been working fine for the few hours I've been able to use it since purchasing (first of the year). The only two things I've yet to try are using it in a different system, and reinstalling the drivers. Not sure how the former would matter, but I can understand the latter perhaps being a cause, and will give that a go. I don't want to have to RMA it already, but will of course if I have to.

Anyone have any thoughts? I'll provide any additional info, just ask.
 
There's very little on this board for you to "service" (without voiding your warranty) before RMA. Why not just RMA it?
 
There's very little on this board for you to "service" (without voiding your warranty) before RMA. Why not just RMA it?

Don't get me wrong, I had no intentions on doing any work on it myself, but just thought I'd see if I was missing something simple. Plus, who wants to RMA something they only recently got, and didn't even get to use much :D
 
Don't get me wrong, I had no intentions on doing any work on it myself, but just thought I'd see if I was missing something simple. Plus, who wants to RMA something they only recently got, and didn't even get to use much :D

True, I too wouldn't want to return something I just received. Good luck with your RMA
 
I haven't had this issue with mine at all. Love this card. RMA if you can and hopefully get it back soon. This was one of my favorite upgrades I've done.
 
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