Left speaker has static sound

the left speaker in my hp pavilion m6-1045dx laptop has a static sound and the right works perfectly. When I put on my headphones I can hear the static sound clearly and it's really annoying. If anything I know it's not the headphones because I tested two headphones and they both had that static sound in the left ear, while the right worked fine.

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Hi Goldenbird,
Welcome to Lenovo Community!
As per the query we understood that you are facing issue with left speaker in your Lenovo Y50 laptop.
This might be issue with the speaker cable which is not seated properly, please visit the nearest service center fo further details
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they will be a great help.
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Hiiiiiiii Friends
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Hiiiiiiii Friends
I have G430 laptop. For few days i observed that left speaker is producing less sound than right. I checked the control panel audio settings but i can't find out. Is this a hardware problem???. I am using Windows XP SP3.
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