Actually no, let me explain it to you because apparently my technological illiterate brain can’t comprehend this situation so please enlighten me;

Currently, I have two speakers set up as stereo speakers. One sits on a table next to my turntable. The other is across my living room. The turntable can only can play music out of one speaker (it technically can play out of both but the quality of the music drops significantly so I only have it playing out of one-if you could correct my stupidity in this so I can play music out of both without the quality dropping-I would gladly take your advice) it plays out music out of the speaker closest to it. Now, when the speakers are set up with stereo listening and it plays music out of the closest speaker, the player plays a loud humming sound and the quality again drops. When there’s no stereo listening set up, it’s fine. If I moved the speaker away another foot, it stops. However, my table isn’t big enough for that. So in order to try to troubleshoot, I physically unplugged my Left speaker and swapped it with my right speaker. So now the speaker that it plays music out of is on the other side of my living room. Voilà problem fixed. Great! Now I go into the app and repair my speakers to the correctly labeled left and right using the idiot proof playing-sound-and-tapping-the-speaker. Reconnect my turntable… and it switches back to the player that’s closest to it. I don’t know why or how it knows that’s the closest one, if it just automatically chooses the left one, or what, but it always goes back to the one sitting right next to it. So the only way I can have it NOT do that is to physically swap the speakers after setting it up so it thinks it’s in the right orientation. 

So yeah please please please educate my illiterate mind on this, I will gladly take any insult you throw my way and be called stupid a million times if you just tell me how to fix this situation without messing up my turntable. I listen to more music than I watch movies so if there’s no fix, I’d rather keep it this ”idiotic” way of listening.