IPod Touch audio fault

I've just set up a new iPod Touch and sadly the audio from the internal speakers keeps cutting out. Audio through the headphones is fine at all times. It doesn't come back on when I detach the headphones even if I shut it down and restart it. The sound only returns once I connect it back to my Mac. As soon as the dock lead is connected it bleeps and the internal speakers work again. It then works OK for a few minutes before going quiet again!
Any ideas?

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