39L1350U Audio is too loud

I've got my volume down on 1 and its plenty loud. Anyone else notice this?

I created this account specifically to post this issue, at least I am not alone. This is kind of ridiculous how loud the TV is at 1. Is there a solution to this? I've been fiddling with audio options and turning off some of the advanced features does reduce the overall sound a titch but it's not good enough.
Some people like to watch Television and not have a movie theater experience while they fall asleep.

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