About My Speakers Fix and Zulqanin Khan

Why I made these speaker tools

When a speaker goes quiet or starts buzzing, it is hard to know where to start. Is the sound going to Bluetooth? Is one side muted? Is there water near the speaker opening?

I wanted to put the first checks in one place. You can open the site, choose the problem you have and try a short test. The steps use plain language so you can understand what to do next.

Speaker and audio tools I built

My Speakers Fix brings together tools for speakers, headphones, microphones and phone vibration. Here is what you can do:

• Play water eject sound for minor moisture near a speaker opening, then compare the same test sound.
• Test left and right speakers and check which side is quiet or silent.
• Check headphones and earbuds for uneven sound.
• Test your microphone, record your voice and listen back.
• Make a test tone, change its pitch or save a WAV audio file.
• Try phone vibration patterns on a supported device.

I’ve also added short instructions, pause and stop controls, and test summaries you can save. You do not need an account to use these tools.

How the audio tests can help

A useful test should help you answer a simple question: did both sides play, did the microphone pick up your voice, or did the sound change after a cycle?

I want the result to help you choose your next step. That might mean changing an audio setting, checking a cable, cleaning a blocked grille using your device maker’s advice, or asking a repair shop for help.

What the audio tools cannot fix

The tools play sounds or use features that your browser allows. A water eject sound may help move small drops near a speaker opening. It cannot dry the inside of a phone or fix a broken speaker.

The hearing tone check is not a medical hearing test. The sound meter shows microphone levels, not a checked measurement of room noise. I do not want a test on this site to promise more than it can show.

Your microphone audio stays in your browser

The speaker tools do not need microphone access. The microphone test and sound meter ask for access only when you start them. They process audio in your browser. Recordings are not uploaded to a server.

You can save a recording or test summary to your own device. See the privacy policy for more about the site.

Share a problem with an audio tool

If a tool is confusing or does not work on your device, I want to know. Tell me which phone or computer you use, which browser you tried and what happened.

Visit the contact page or find me on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab).

— Zulqanin Khan
Creator of My Speakers Fix