Stereo audio

I have two different headsets from verizon which are supposed to be universal. they have three rings on jack.. has call button & microphone.
Is this compatible w/ centro.. or do I need std. stereo jack. music files play fine on other players.  I rec'd support from  ptunes to get the default skin and can set the balance for l & r to center. Any thoughts ???? 
The result is i'm only getting sound out of one side of my stereo headphones ? Any ideas why not getting sound out of both sides?
Post relates to: Centro (Verizon)
Message Edited by swathefly on 09-12-2008 05:32 AM

"Universal" is not always compatible with Treo/Centro. It is possible you may need to cut away some of the plastic around the plug to make it seat fully into the Centro's jack. TreoCentral.com has reviewed a number of aftermarket accessories and also operates an online store. You might find something more suitable there.
Post relates to: Palm TX
Message Edited by DTfromBH on 09-12-2008 09:01 PM

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