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With the exception of Music Volume, which I have at 0%, I have all the other audio options set to 100%.
The other player would need to increase his or her mic input in windows in order to come across louder. This is the way I perceive it. Maybe someone else knows a trick.
The only other thing I can think of is that Proximity volume might be controlled by Effects Volume and not Voice or VOIP. So make sure your effects volume is turned up all the way and test that.