if thats the case try this.
theres a directory under /home/username called .kde4 (note the dot that starts it
in unix/linux this is called a hidden file or directory when started with a dot.
.kde4 contains all the kde settings for that user and only that user.
moving this to .kde.old will force kde to startup in default mode , with all kde releates stuff reset.
this does not mean everything for that user is reset, just kde.
this will loose many settings that you may have configured under kde, but will set you back to a good starting point.
it does not effect firefox or thunderbird etc , as each application outside of that included in kde has its own .directory
so to move it, use the mv command.
open a terminal and type
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mv .kde4 .kde4.old
now exit and login as that user again.
.kde4 will get recreated.
if it does not fix the sound you can revert to the old kde settings using
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mv .kde4 .kde4.new
mv .kde4.old .kde4
but it will help to eliminate user releated kde settings.
regards peter