it's not the M3300 that gives trouble. It's the 3.5mm headphone jack part that cause the problem. It happens to many speakers and headphones.
Oh you know the days where one side of your headphone go dead after days of use, same case with this M3300.
So eventually you'll have to change it. Quality plugs will serve you longer but they will break eventually due to bends and temperature stretching.

Since it's hardwired to the remote, changing it may take skills (soldering,wiring,etc)
To save the hassle, get the HCS2330.

Welcome to EDIFIER FAMILY!!!!!!   

M3200 looks good. Sounds ok 

show me pictures... I don't care if your camera low quality or awesome. I want pics LOL

Indirectly... It actually bypass thru the integrated amp...
Not sure if it's a separated headphone amp or direct to the main amp but reduced power by 50%

because you can actually tune the bass and treble while listening to your tunes

show me pictures... I don't care if your camera low quality or awesome. I want pics LOL

kool~  

haha you don't actually have to beg yourself to post a pic here XD
if you find inconvenient then don't have to

but still it's so awesome to look at the way customers place their speakers to their preference 

at least you know you have to put the subwoofer on the floor.

many don't... they just put it on table and complains the lack of bass

maybe you should put next to the table, not under.

Finally booming my spanking new HCS2330!

but the bass seems lacking compared to my old M1335F