Sound My speakers sound like they are inside a can or a cave..hollow, mechanical sound

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You are the only person to have this issue. Take it to your closest Yamaha Service Centre.

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Hi, here is a simple test. Turn on your radio next turn the balance to one side, see if you notice a better full sound. Turn the balance back to center, if your sound has a hollow sound, your speakers are out of phase. Have your installer check that. Hope that helps.

this maybe due to improper equalizer settings or other sound settings on the Samsung TV please refer to the manual on how to change these settings if the problem persists try getting the speakers replaced from a local repair shop or other electronic outlet or where the device came from

Try changing the needle and if that don't work check for any type of loose wiring

Try a restore . Check if it is coming in bios also that way . Press all the keys on the keyboard to get sounds and see if it is hollow . If it is not in the bios just update the drivers.

i think you're driver did not do the right setting for you. try searching drivers from this site http://www.rudytarigan.com/laptop/toshiba-satellite-l310-drivers.htm or search realtex HD manager. They will do all the work for you

Go into your sound effects folder and change the environment. I had this same problem and was baffled and this worked for me.

Have you powered up the speakers have you checked the sound drivers?? but remember the sound of the Jensen JMP-50s is a bit hollow and lacking in bass, and the speakers do lack bass and treble controls, which can often be found in other speakers in the same price range.

what can i do

Miniboy,

Don't relied on the mini-speakers, of course sound awful! It's has only 2 watts built in speakers. Try not to set at a full volume. Have fun!