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Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max Volume on Startup
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I have a cps2 version of SF Alpha 3 hooked into my arcade and everytime I start the game up, the volume defaults to the max of 39. Anyone know of a reason why it would do that? It saved all my other settings such as freeplay.
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After some extensive researching I found out the problem is a bad "supercap". A round battery shaped cap located near the toshiba chip. Mine was a 5.5v 0.10f. I hope this helps someone in the future!
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