I edited my first post, the bass is working just fine. It's the volume that needs more power
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Here is a thread I found that has a large number of different suggestions.
Exactly, I was gonna say, Pulseaudio is not just a volume control app. You can adjust sound output modes, input mode selection, you can adjust balances, you name it, it does alot, and as such is a must have.
@Aravisian @StarTreker @Storm: I got some more details now, the sound is coming from the subwoofer and the 2 internal speakers in the laptop are not even working. When i test the sound in the settings -> sound -> and i select to test the speakers both sounds are getting out of the subwoofer 
From AlsaMixer:
From QasMixer:
From AlsaMixer:
More info:
It is interesting when I reading your comments. I find on my this two option and which one need to choose?
Perhaps some of these tips may help.
I'm sorry, I am not always much help where speakers and sound issues are concerned. 
Yes I know but there is also instruction if some files are corrupted. For your laptop it is good idea what I saw up the chip a sound and try find information if drivers or something else not blocked your volume more high. I saw option in volume settings overamplification.
Weak, Low volume, Tinny sound under Manjaro compared to Windows - Newbie Corner - Manjaro Linux Forum here a user have a solved problem.
@Michel I am unable to read your screenshots linked in imgur. Even when zoomed. Any reason you can't upload sheenshots inline with your post?
What happens if you increase [Headphone] volume slider in Alsamixer i.e. the terminal version of Alsamixer.
Also try setting [Auto-Mute] to Disabled.
You could also try setting [Loopback] to Enabled and see what happens.
I find terminal version of Alsamixer the best tool to aid fixing sound problems, but sound problems can be tricky and illogical to troubleshoot from my own experience.
Fixed!, speakers are correctly working now! It seems alot of predator series gets mono sounds.
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Good to heard you fixed a volume in a laptop.
You didn't read the link I posted earlier, did you? 
It says the same solution:
sudo apt install alsa-tools-gui
Run hdajackretask
Parser hints > jack_detect = no
Apply now
Install boot override
@Aravisian, did that and that one is not working
"Parser hints > jack_detect = no
Apply now
Install boot override"
It's mono again lol
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Is this solved? OR back to Mono now?
Yes it's solved, hoewever when i rollback and follow your steps my audio is mono again. So yes i did read it and no that one did not work.
Are you able to reset yours?