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If it's a new TV, then it might just be as high as it goes. A lot of HDTVs don't come with great speakers due to the small flat feature of the TV not allowing anything better.
You will have to get external speakers for the TV to experience better sound. Here is a great sound bar that is well priced. http://www.amazon.com/Vizio-VSB205-32-Inch-Theater-Soundbar/dp/B004VGI2EK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1359416740&sr=8-2&keywords=32+inch+sound+bar
I've personally heard that sound bar and they are surprisingly loud and hardly take up any room at all.
kindly check the terminal connections of each speaker, probably loose or grounded connections, if not, better to check the audio circuit on its PCB board by a technician.
Speakers sometimes become damaged when going at high levels from low levels and just switching like that..... This may be the cause for it to be kind of low.... Best not to turn it all the way up or it might just blow the speaker fully..... You may have a a volume limit set on it.... Check that, it might be not allowing your speakers to play any louder.... Otherwise, it is best not to have your speakers blaring, just have them kind of low, and your ears will adjust.... People lose hearing when they have their TV's turned all the way up and all loud... Plus it just kind of disrupts the peace of a home :) Good Luck :D
I have seen this before in a lcd tv I worked on! My problem was some bad caps (capacitors) on the power supply board. They will look bulged on the
top an may be a little leaky (brownish stain). But also check the signal board (rca s-video etc... inputs). My thought in this was a bad cap was producing a harmonic, causing the speakers to squeal! Good luck, I hope this is helpful!
I'm sure you have figured this one out. TV itself is causing the problems.
The circuit board that produces the audio signal seems to be the problem.
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