Hi there, I'm fairly new to the forums so go easy on me please 
Anyway lets get to the point, So I purchased a G35 from overclockers around Christmas time I've had no problems since the purchase and personally I love this headset. Anyway, my left ear piece has become really quiet compared to the right, I think the bass speaker has broke on the left ear piece. I only use the headset for gaming. This just randomly occurred today and the only thing I can think of that I did to the headset was blow abit of fluff out the ear piece. Well I'm not exactly in a position to go and spend £70-80 on a brand new one.
So if anyone else has any advice at all with a similar problem please let me know cause there is no way I can go back to stereo headset while I wait for a new 7:1 surround sound headset.
Also, when I purchased this product from overclockers, Is there a way I can see if i verified my product for warrenty, because I am 99% sure I signed up for it when I opened this headset on christmas day.
Sorry for the wall of text, any help is appreciated.
Thanks, Jon.

Anyway lets get to the point, So I purchased a G35 from overclockers around Christmas time I've had no problems since the purchase and personally I love this headset. Anyway, my left ear piece has become really quiet compared to the right, I think the bass speaker has broke on the left ear piece. I only use the headset for gaming. This just randomly occurred today and the only thing I can think of that I did to the headset was blow abit of fluff out the ear piece. Well I'm not exactly in a position to go and spend £70-80 on a brand new one.
So if anyone else has any advice at all with a similar problem please let me know cause there is no way I can go back to stereo headset while I wait for a new 7:1 surround sound headset.
Also, when I purchased this product from overclockers, Is there a way I can see if i verified my product for warrenty, because I am 99% sure I signed up for it when I opened this headset on christmas day.
Sorry for the wall of text, any help is appreciated.
Thanks, Jon.