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Contact the seller - opens in a new window or tab and request a shipping method to your location. Message the Seller. View Similar Items View More. Want more images or videos? Contact Seller. Very unique and unusual jukebox with curved glass front and rotating deco ball with lights. Designed and produced for only 2 years, also, the top of the title board has a glass window to view the record carriage moving to pick up each record selected. The jukebox is complete with 45 rpm records, great collection of period vintage music, see titles title strip for each record.
There are record selections. Keys for jukebox and coin box included. Unit is in very nice condition and it is set on freeplay, no coins needed to operate. Plays and sounds amazing! Details Creator. Seeburg Maker. Height: 55 in. Mid-Century Modern Of the Period. Glass , Metal , Steel. The main difference is that the vertical speaker columns are orange, and that the disco ball is always on and lighted, rather than the lights on only when the mechanism is running as in the Seeburg version, pictured above.
One of my first tasks after the Seeburg buyout by Stern was to redesign the MCU's CPU board, to incorporate bug fixes, and to make the board easier to manufacture. Generally called the 'Sternburg' SMC2. Little known and quite rare selection machine using the MCU system. Probably only or so were built, mainly for export. The cabinet and graphics are identical to D Celestia.
Only minor changes were made to the selector panel to accommodate the MCU digital display. This machine was also known as the SMC1 Jr. For more information, please refer to the SMC1 Jr. A completely new cabinet and selection concept, using a video screen to display record titles instead of the old paper title strips. This was the last selection machine built by Seeburg.
In my opinion, it has the best-sounding amplifier and speaker system of any jukebox ever built. Also includes a set of 45 singles. Price is open to best offers. This is available for pickup only in our Lebanon, TN warehouse. You will be responsible for loading up the machine. Cash offers only. This is being sold as-is in current condition. Nothing is guaranteed, no warranty of any kind offered, and I will not be able to assist in any way if you contact me about an issue following purchase.
No returns or refunds. Please PM me if interested or if you have questions. Make me an offer. Thanksgiving bump. Really wish someone would buy this and give it some love. I have an SMC1 that I've owned for over 10 years, and the family loves it.
Free bump.
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