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Virtue ONE & TWO Owner’s Manual
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Replacing the fuse
Replacing the fuseReplacing the fuse
Replacing the fuse
The fuse is located on the main circuit board. Please use 3A for standard
power supplies and 7A for the 130W (or higher) supply. It is possible that
when you upgrade the PSU on the amp, the fuse will simply blow. This is a
standard part you can find in most hardware stores. If you have trouble
finding the part, email us.
Replacing the input capacitors
Replacing the input capacitorsReplacing the input capacitors
Replacing the input capacitors
If you wish to replace the input caps with smaller values (see table below) to
remove some bass from satellite speakers, you can solder new capacitors in
place. Simply desolder the existing Virtue Caps or Auricaps and install
smaller values. We recommend high quality film capacitors such as Auricap
or other.
For 80Hz high pass use 0.1uf
For 100Hz high pass use 0.082uf
For 120Hz high pass use 0.068uf
For 160Hz high pass use 0.05uf
Troubleshooting
Virtue amplifiers are triple checked and burned in for 24-hours before shipment to customers and are built to
provide a lifetime of use. Here are the most common problems that customers have experienced and
recommended solutions.
Issue:
Issue:Issue:
Issue: Sound is only coming through one c
Sound is only coming through one c Sound is only coming through one c
Sound is only coming through one channel
hannelhannel
hannel
Recommendation:
Recommendation:Recommendation:
Recommendation: The green ring on the subwoofer output jack is a quite dark green, so it
may be mistaken for a black signal input jack. Please check to see that both the left and
right (red/black) RCA input cables are connected to the RCA in
put jacks (red and black) and
not the subwoofer output jack (green).
Issue:
Issue:Issue:
Issue: The unit will not turn off
The unit will not turn off The unit will not turn off
The unit will not turn off
Recommendation:
Recommendation:Recommendation:
Recommendation:
button on/off switch has been known to stick, internally, from
time-to-time. Typically, the switch can be unstuck by physically pumping it on and off. To
do this, please detach the power cable and then vigorously press the switch on and off,
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