P67a-GD55 sound problem

I noticed today that the left audio channel was noticably quieter than the right. I unplugged the audio cable from the audio port and plugged it back in and it fixed it.
Does this sound like a hardware or software issue?
P67a-GD55
i5-2500k
8GB Corsair Vengeance 1600
Asus AMD 6870
650W PSU
WD 6gb/s 500MB HDD
Windows 7 64bit

Hm.. I doubt that was the issue. I was listening to some music and the sound was fine one minute, then the left speaker almost sounded muted the next. I tested the speakers using the windows and realtek control panels (where it plays a tone on each channel), and the left speaker was much quieter.
But when I unplugged it and plugged it in, after getting the jack detection notification, the problem fixed itself.
I'm using the latest drivers on MSI's website.

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