W995 speaker inbalance sound

I have a w995 phone.the top and bottom speaker doesnt sound same.tho top one sounded more in treble and less loudness.co mpare to the bottom speaker which sounds more like 'pop' sound.it is normal or my speaker are faulty?

Anybody who have w995 please answer me.really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.

P/s-sry for my bad english.hope you guys understand my questio.n

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go to service test and check your phone speaker volume ''right-*-left-left-*-left''

You may also want to try this setting

400Hz = +1 bar
1kHz = +1 bar
2.5kHz = 0 bar
6.3kHz = +3 bars
16kHz = + 3bars

I'm assuming you guys are referring to the speaker volume and not the headset volume no? If that's the case, then yes, IMO SE sucks in the speaker volume department but please be reminded that the Walkman brand has never been synonymous with speaker output so perhaps your expectation of the branding is a little too high. If it's the headset volume
1) That maximum volume is the maximum allowable audio output before the sound spikes and cracks. SE probably wants to maintain the sound quality rather than having loud but lousy audio. I've modded the acoustics of my soft sounding P990 before, raised the maximum level and it just doesn't sound as good as the original volume due to the points mentioned. I maintained it anyway because the audio was ridiculously soft!

2) It's loud enough as it is and the most I can tolerate is 3 notches below maximum. It might help to use a noise cancelling headset for a purer experience without the need of deafening volume.

As for W800 sounding better than W995...well...I have both phones right now, made a comparison and I can clearly say, 4 years is a lot of time for SE to improvise and it doesn't make sense if they didn't even make an ounce of it. Of course W995 sounds better, but not with their preset equalizer which, IMO is crap. Try this setting

400Hz = +1 bar
1kHz = +1 bar
2.5kHz = 0 bar
6.3kHz = +3 bars
16kHz = + 3bars

Clear Bass: 1 or 2 depending on your liking

Or you could use the original presets (my personal favorites are 'Heavy' and 'Easy') and up everything a notch.
For instance change 'Easy' original eq from

400Hz = -1 bar
1kHz = 0 bar
2.5kHz = +1 bar
6.3kHz = 0 bars
16kHz = +2 bars

to

400Hz = 0 bar
1kHz = +1 bar
2.5kHz = +2 bar
6.3kHz = 1 bars
16kHz = +3 bars