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JUKEBOXES UNLIMITED ® STORE 'We pioneered the business of selling rebuilt/restored jukeboxes to homes back in 1971. That's 48 years of jukebox experience and knowledge.' Rebuilt/Restored Jukeboxes For Sale: 1959 Seeburg 45 - RPM Jukebox Model '222' 1st Stereo Jukebox 160 Selections. For SALE: Homeowner sale - Restored Cavalier 72 Coke Machine - $5250. See web page. For SALE: Homeowner sale - Restored Victor 31 Coke Chest with countertop - $5750. See web page. For Sale: Restored Digger - $1750. See Digger Page for more information. Wanted, jukebox repaiman. Seeburg 100C and Wurlitzer 1100. Atascadero, California, Central.

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Jukebox CollectiblesMany collectors are rocking around the clock with their own jukeboxes while others are hosting parties featuring The Twist. While Thomas Edison developed the first coin-operated phonograph, it was not until Louis Glass and William Arnold made the first jukebox in 1890 that people started hearing their music play through coin-operated jukeboxes. If you are thinking about getting a jukebox, then you may have some questions.

What do collectors look for when buying old jukeboxes?Buyers keep many different factors in mind when determining the value of a vintage jukebox including:. Age: Older jukeboxes are highly desired amongst collectors. Quality: Jukeboxes that were considered top production models in their time are sought after by many collectors. Manufacturer: Well-known models are produced by Wurlitzer, Rock-Ola, Seeburg, and AMI.What are some of the major advances in jukeboxes?As technology advanced, so did the jukeboxes. There have been several major types including:. Wax disc jukeboxes: Special cardboard tubes covered in wax allowed users to listen to 120 revolutions per minute (RPM) music by standing with their ears pressed against a metal tube. The wax on the circular tubes measuring wore out quickly and had to be replaced after it was heard about 20 times.

This part was eventually replaced with hot pink celluloid cylinders, but soon manufacturers began making them in brown and black. Ferris-wheel type jukeboxes: Manufacturers started producing jukeboxes that had up to 10 different record players in them that played 78 RPM records. Users could choose which machine they wanted to listen to after inserting a coin. 45 RPM jukeboxes: In 1953, Seeburg introduced an Art Deco machine playing up to 100 45 RPM recordings.

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JUKEBOXES UNLIMITED, Los Angeles - Jukeboxes For SaleHOMEEstablished 1971Los Angeles, CA 913941-818-366-9400Ourjukebox esha vebeen professionally rebuilt/restoredand include a full one year parts warranty.We ship worldwide.Can we custom build a jukebox for you today?' We pioneeredthe business of selling rebuilt/restored jukeboxes to homesback in 1971.

That's 4 8 years of jukebox experience andknowledge.' JUKEBOXESUNLIMITED ®JUKEBOXES UNLIMITED ®started selling jukeboxes in 1971.

Before'American Graffiti' (1973), 'Happy Days'(1974),'Cheers' (1993), 'Natural Born Killers'(1994),'Mad Men' (2007), DVD's (1995), CD's (1982), cellphones (1973).even the internet (1989).Today, the quality of JUKEBOXES UNLIMITED ®is being appreciated worldwide.Jukeboxes ARE our business.JUST SO YOU KNOW'We normally stock around 200 jukeboxes. Very fewever get displayed on our site. Most customers contact us askingwhat we have available or do we have another of one shown as SOLD onour site. Frequently we'll have more then one of some models.From there we might send photos and talk about various options overthe phone or through email. We want each customer to get theright jukebox for their needs. It seems like around 85%eventually by one from us.Weare a small group of dedicated expert jukebox mechanics doing the verybest work we know how. Occasionally we'll put more time andmoney into a jukebox, making it perfect, than we derive from sellingit.

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But we sell a ton of 'em.' MullerCheckout Don in June 2017 issue of Billboard Magazine! Thanks Brooke fromBillboard!6/16/2017byRichard Corkery/NY Daily News Archive/Getty Images'.the coin-operated audiodevices that revolutionized the music industry in the 1940s and ’50shistorically have been a symbolic investment. John Lennon.MichaelJackson.Quincy Jones.'