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Virgin boomtube User Manual

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Unpack it
Make sure this stuff’s in the box: Put in the power:
Speaker hub
2 satellite speakers
2 speaker cables
Audio input cable
Quick Start guide
Registration card
Carrying case
4 AA batteries
Headphone
Power in
Get juiced
Hook it up
Twist the speakers off the speaker hub:
Hey, it's over here:
Amber = battery power
Green = AC power (AC adapter sold separately)
Hook up your audio player:
Plug one end of the audio input cable into the headphone jack on your player.
Plug the other end of the audio input cable into the audio in jack on the
speaker hub.
Volume On/Off
LED
When your boomtube is on, a colored LED tells you what's up with
the power:
For the best sound, face the speakers toward you, at least 3 feet apart:
Get the party started
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Stash everything in the case and head to the next gig:
Pack it up
Unhook all the cables.
Twist the speakers onto the speaker hub:
A. Line up the markers on the speakers and the speaker hub.
B. Twist the speakers clockwise to lock them.
90°
A B
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2
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Hook up the speaker cables:
Plug one end of the cables into the speakers.
Plug the other end of the cables into the left/right channels on
the speaker hub.
Not enough speaker cable? You can use longer speaker cables, but be
sure to get at least 24 gauge cables. Ask a salesperson for help if you
aren't sure what this means. Remember — if the cable is too long, you
won’t get as much power to the speakers.
Use alkaline batteries for the best performance. An optional
AC adapter is available from www.virgin.com/electronics.
A. Slide the latch to the left and pop the battery cover off.
B. Fill it with batteries.
C. Slide the tabs into the left side of the battery cavity and snap the
door into place.
Huh, right speaker hookup on the left? We know, it looks backwards, but
stand in front of the speaker hub and you’ll get the picture. And about that
headphone jack... Indulging your eccentric musical tastes late at night?
No need to disconnect your boomtube, just hook up a set of headphones
and keep the music to yourself. Your flatmates will appreciate it.
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Audio in
Right speaker
Left speaker
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Virgin boomtube Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandVirgin
Modelboomtube
CategoryPortable Speakers
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Quick Start Guide

Unpack Your Boomtube Speakers

Verify all components are present: speaker hub, batteries, satellite speakers, carrying case, cables, and guide.

Powering the Speakers

Insert AA batteries by sliding the latch, opening the cover, and securing the door.

Connecting Your Audio Player

Use the audio input cable to connect your player's headphone jack to the speaker hub's audio in jack.

Connecting Satellite Speakers

Plug speaker cables into speakers and then into the left/right channels on the speaker hub.

Optimizing Sound Placement

Position speakers towards you, at least 3 feet apart, for best sound quality.

Packing Up Your Speakers

Unhook cables and twist speakers onto the speaker hub to lock them for transport.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Resolving No Power

Ensure the unit is on, cables are firmly connected, and batteries are inserted correctly.

Addressing No Sound

Check power, cable connections, volume, batteries, audio player, and unplug headphones.

Fixing One Speaker Sound

Verify speaker cable connections are secure on both the speakers and the hub.

Eliminating Crackling Sound

Re-check cable connections and ensure your audio player is functioning correctly.

Correcting Distorted Sound

Reduce volume slightly and check if the audio files themselves are corrupted.

Reducing Hum or Noise

Check cable connections and move the unit away from potential sources of interference like TVs.

Handling Sound Suddenly Stopping

Ensure all cables remain securely connected during use.

Minimizing Radio Interference

Relocate the boomtube if experiencing interference, possibly by moving away from radio towers.

Safety and Precautions

General Unit Safety

Avoid direct sunlight, excessive force, magnetic fields, moisture, and disassembly.

Battery Handling Safety

Follow guidelines for battery insertion, storage, and disposal to prevent hazards.