@rsharky check the speaker ribbon cables and connector. You could try to connect a new speaker assembly and see if that makes a difference. Also, check the audio jack and see if that works better/at all. If none of that works there is always a possibility that this is caused by a bad audio IC. Let us know what you find out with a new speaker first.
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@rsharky check the speaker ribbon cables and connector. You could try to connect a new speaker assembly (or for now just another speaker rigged to it) and see if that makes a difference. Also, check the audio jack and see if that works better/at all. If none of that works there is always a possibility that this is caused by a bad audio IC. Let us know what you find out with a new speaker first.
@rsharky try to connect another speaker and see if that makes a difference. Also, check the audio jack and see if that works better/at all. If none of that works there is always a possibility that this is caused by a bad audio IC. Let us know what you find out with a new speaker first.
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@rsharky check the speaker ribbon cables and connector. You could try to connect a new speaker assembly and see if that makes a difference. Also, check the audio jack and see if that works better/at all. If none of that works there is always a possibility that this is caused by a bad audio IC. Let us know what you find out with a new speaker first.
@rsharky try to connect another speaker and see if that makes a difference. Also, check the audio jack and see if that works better/at all. If none of that works there is always a possibility that this is caused by a bad audio IC. Let us know what you find out with a new speaker first.