Speaker sound is barely a whisper. Driver ok, volume controls ok, still barely any sound.

Test one try another speaker.

You do not mention the type of Motorola radio so this answer will be general. You may have a problem with your volume potentiometer, Receive (Rx) sensitivity, or a speaker problem.
The volume pot on a 2-way radio is a common failure item, and will after repeated use possibly fail, or get dead spots. Try backing off your volume to 75% and see if it is louder at this setting. If so, you have a bad volume pot.
Rx sensitivity can be caused by various internal problems with the radio,and some models are more prone to this than others. Operating your radio at full volume most of the time can bring this issue to the forefront. (Tip: Try running your radios at 80-90% volume vs. full volume to alleviate this problem.) If this is your issue, your effected radios are in need of repair. Most repair facilities (including ours) can correct Rx sensitivity in most models during a repair.
Speaker problems: If you work in an environment where dirt, debris or metal shavings can get inside the speaker, your speaker may fail over time. Or if you run your radio at full volume the majority of the time it can cause your speaker to fail.
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Check its speaker/s first. If found OK, check and replace damaged component/s at its audio output section circuit. If you wish to get some details, check the site linked here. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/ Pull up older posts.

either bad quality of preamp or the speakersistem has some probblems

If your subwoofer is placed to the left side try moving it to the right side or try to move it in the center. Otherwise if you are using a PC go to the control panel and click the sounds and audio devices icon. a little window will pop up and the button labeled speaker volum click on and reduce the volume for the left speaker and then turn up the volume on your speakers and see if that helps.

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From the Taskbar located at the bottom of your computer click once on the "Volume" icon.
Uncheck the "Mute" box. If this does not resolve the issue, proceed to step 3.

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Right click on the "Volume" icon.

3
Select "Open Volume Control."
Uncheck all of the boxes next to "Mute" in the Master Volume, Wave, SW Synth (short for synthesizer), CD Volume, Mic Volume, Line Volume and PC Beep selections. If this does not resolve your sound issue, proceed to step 6.

4
Right click on the "Volume Control" icon.

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Select "Sounds and Audio Devices Properties."
Under the "Volume" tab, slide the "Device Volume" indicator to High.

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Under the "Speaker Settings," click on "Speaker Volume."
Slide the "Left" and "Right" volume indicators to "High."

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Click "OK." If this does not fix your sound issue, proceed to step 8.

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Right click on the "Volume Control" icon.
Select "Sounds and Audio Devices Properties."
Go to the "Hardware" tab and select the "Driver" tab.

9
Make sure you are connected to the Internet and then, Click on "Update Driver."

10
After the driver has been updated, Click "OK."

11
Exit.

Thanks.

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Step 1

From the Task bar located at the bottom of your computer click once on the "Volume" icon.
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Step 2

Uncheck the "Mute" box. If this does not resolve the issue, proceed to step 3.
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Step 3

Right click on the "Volume" icon.
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Step 4

Select "Open Volume Control."
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Step 5

Uncheck all of the boxes next to "Mute" in the Master Volume, Wave, SW Synth (short for synthesizer), CD Volume, Mic Volume, Line Volume and PC Beep selections. If this does not resolve your sound issue, proceed to step 6.
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Step 6

Right click on the "Volume Control" icon.
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Step 7

Select "Sounds and Audio Devices Properties."
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Step 8

Under the "Volume" tab, slide the "Device Volume" indicator to High.
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Step 9

Under the "Speaker Settings," click on "Speaker Volume."
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Step 10

Slide the "Left" and "Right" volume indicators to "High."
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Step 11

Click "OK." If this does not fix your sound issue, proceed to step 12.
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Step 12

Right click on the "Volume Control" icon.
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Step 13

Select "Sounds and Audio Devices Properties."
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Step 14

Go to the "Hardware" tab and select the "Driver" tab.
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Step 15

Make sure you are connected to the Internet and then, Click on "Update Driver."
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Step 16

After the driver has been updated, Click "OK."
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Step 17

Exit.
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Sounds like the amp in the speakers has a problem. First thing to do is try the speakers on another PC, or an MP3 player etc. If the speakers work for this then they're OK.

If they don't work for this (more likely) you should buy a new set of speakers, considering the small cost of replacement.

Check the back of the computer. Typically this caused when the connection is loose or the speakers are plugged in to the wrong jack. The correct jack on a Dell is usually a light green color. The Microphone is pink, etc.

i have the same speakers.
but isntead of one side going,
both sides are dead.
and the light on the control side doesnt even turn on
it is plugged in
but i do not know what is wrong

solutions please?
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