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Just plug in via 3.5mm and leave it there. If one channel is not working, chances are it's not plugged in all the way. Perhaps the card is not aligned very well with the slot of your case.
Aha! The instruction manual. The instructions get the two adapter cables confused. Game consoles take a 4 pole connection, not a dual TRS connection that is for the PC.
Sorry if I didn't make that part clear enough: it isn't connected via USB at all, battery is empty as well and the receiver unplugged; it has nothing to do with USB sound, and I did not take the 3,5mm cables out, they always stayed plugged in. It's just that for some reason sometimes it doesn't seem to patch the sound through to the right speaker. And it's not an issue with the connectors not being completely plugged in since switching the button from usb/wireless to off/3,5mm repeatedly restores sound on the right speaker at some point. Anyway, that's not why I made this is offtopic.
Thanks for that suggestion. I am actually thinking about trying open headphones; I've only had closed ones so far, but I think I'll give it a try. The only question is whether my wife tolerates me gaming on open headphones. :D
Also thank you both for the idea with the modmic. I was thinking to just get a table mic, but modmic seems like a great alternative.
https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/222152987-What-headsets-are-Discord-certified-
They certainly look comfy as hell and since I have big and unfortunately sensitive ears, that's going to be one of the deciding factors.
The price varies a lot by season and sales. I bought the SR 2 years ago for 105 GBP and 2 pcs of black amazon ed 599s for 95 GBP around xmas time on amazon.co.uk. Now I see them listed at double as that, but almost same price still.
They have almost identical build, without that gray on the side probably could not even tell them apart. The sound felt slightly different, but hard to describe how. (I did not try an ABA test, and am not confident that could tell them apart consistently... ;) I prefer the SR but it might be just because I got used to it (and really only heard the other right out of the box). Maybe it is little more tuned to bass. I'm sure you'd be happy with either. Worst case you can use the generous returns policy.
The SR is wide open, very little isolation in or out. not fit for office use and possibly may leak sound into the mic. Did not test the other for those properties.
The 599 has an ivory version that is way more beautiful.
Like I said, I don't know my way around audio stuff. What's the thing with with the ohms? Does the higher resistance make the sound more precise since the driver requires more voltage to start swinging?
I guess I'll just order a couple over the weekend and try them out. :)
In the end I ordered an Audio Technica MSR7b, a Philips Fidelio X2HR, a Sennheiser 599 (in ivory, because ♥♥♥♥ paying 70 Euro more just to get it in black) and a beyerdynamic DT880 Black SE.
I kept the DT880.
The Sennheisers sound was too wide for my taste. I felt like listening to a band far away on a huge, wide meadow. The MSR7b has great detail on the one hand, while on the other hand somehow has a kind of mushy sound with some songs which might be due to them being closed headphones. Sound felt also very close, but very dynamic as well.
That left the DT880 and the Fidelio which both have a nicely dynamic sound without feeling as close as the MSR7b or as far away as the Sennheiser. Since I honestly couldn't hear any serious difference between the two - the DT880 seems a little more detailed, while the Fidelio feels a little more dynamic, especially considering bass - those were really minuscule and I don't trust my hearing enough to make a judgment with sufficient certainty. I just went with the beyerdynamics since they were made in Germany (Fidelios are made in China like the rest).
All of them were imo decent for gaming. I had no trouble locating sound directions in CSGO with either of them.