Hello,
I'm experiencing the same bug in Ubuntu 11.04. Everything worked well with the 
version of pulseaudio that shipped with beta 2 until the recent update 
(version: 1:0.9.22+stable-queue-24-g67d18-0ubuntu3). After booting or killing 
pulseaudio with the pulseaudio -k command the volume is at the highest level. 
If I click the gnome panel's volume slider, it is back at normal.

Note that I had to change in /usr/share/pulseaudio/alsa-mixer/paths
/analog-input.conf the volume of the PCM element from merge to ignore to
avoid distorted output. This was already necessary for me back in Lucid.
Another thing I noticed: Before the bug the volume was loud enough for
me right near the slider's lowest end, now I need to set it at around
30% (once the volume is at normal).

Device: Philips PSC805 USB sound card

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Title:
  Sound volume always at loudest level possible after boot

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