I use a free app called Audio Switcher and one of the nice things about it is 
that you can set default input and output for sound so if for example you 
unplug usb speakers or any sound output device like an external sound card, the 
system will default to which ever sound path you want. In my case, internal 
speakers/headphone.

The app shows up in the extras menu and you can easily select any in/out audio 
you want in just a couple of seconds. I'm very glad I herd about this app. 

The main drawback is that it doesn't pickup new devices you add to the system 
after startup. I wish it did. Either restarting or fully closing the app and 
restarting it updates the device list.

Danny:

On 24/04/2013, at 3:14 PM, des delgadillo <d...@thingsdessays.net> wrote:

> Hi:
> 
> I've been having this problem for a while, but it's been getting more 
> frequent lately, so I figured I'd ask about it.
> I'll be using my Mac with a set of external speakers, and when I unplug the 
> speakers to take the Macbook somewhere else, all sounds will just be gone. 
> The computer works just fine, but no sound, whether it's VoiceOver or any 
> system audio, just doesn't come through. After I restart, everything works 
> just fine. I had to restart my computer twice today because this happened.
> Has anyone else had this problem or should I consult my local Genius Bar?
> Update: It doesn't just happen when I'm going from external speakers to 
> internal speaker. Today the audio died while I was using the internal speaker.
> 
> Thanks a lot,
> 
> 
> des 
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