Fluxuating Sound The sound fluxuates while watching anything. It gets really quite, so I turn the sound up then suddenly it increases to what I assume is the correct volume. I have quite a bit of experience sodering cards and connections. Could this be the problem? Thanks for the help. -Caleb

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Just resoldering at volume board , try to just hit the tv at aside if the sound alters then re solder regards please don't forget to rate thx

Posted on May 04, 2007

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