How do I change volume on start up chime

how do I change volume on start up chime? For some reason the volume is very low, almost inaudible. I have external speakers.

The usual setting is based on the last-used Volume in:
System Preferences > Sound
in the running system. Often, just setting the System Volume high enough will mean the chime is at a similar Volume.
The problem is that now sounds and speakers are under software control, and muting at Startup and what Volume sounds should be played through what ouputs at Startup has become more complex.

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