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Wanted Wurlitzer Vinyl Jukebox
- Thread starter Ads Nems
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@Jukeboxjim would be your man I would guess. Bought a machine from him and wow what a collection and full restoration service.
I sold one a couple of months ago - got about £5.5K for it.
They seem to be shooting up in value.
However - why a wurlitzer ? They are not the best.
I am doing another 45 player which is not a bubbler but the same shape
This is the CD version, mine will have a visual play 45 rpm mechanism in it.
Here is a digital one I am working on now:
This one is not finished yet either.
Phil
They seem to be shooting up in value.
However - why a wurlitzer ? They are not the best.
I am doing another 45 player which is not a bubbler but the same shape
This is the CD version, mine will have a visual play 45 rpm mechanism in it.
Here is a digital one I am working on now:
This one is not finished yet either.
Phil
A bubbler is not cheap - and a wurlitzer has plastic castings, and are made of chip board !
In all seriousness - if he wants a bubbler - buy a sound leisure.
Wurlitzer are the worst quality out.
Rock Ola make 45 jukes still but they sound awful (and are £2K more than sound leisure).
Watch episode one on here:
www.itv.com
I sometimes recondition older sound leisure jukeboxes, and I can convert CD ones to vinyl.
soundleisure.com
soundleisure.com
If you decide to go down that way (get a decent warranty and have a really great looking machine that will blow a wurltizer out the water) then speak to Chris Black and say Phil Docker sent you.
Keep in mimd the wurltizer factory closed down in 2003 and they are not the best made. A motor for the bubble tubes is over £100.
Sound Leisure support machines that I get in for refurbs going back to the 80s.
In all seriousness - if he wants a bubbler - buy a sound leisure.
Wurlitzer are the worst quality out.
Rock Ola make 45 jukes still but they sound awful (and are £2K more than sound leisure).
Watch episode one on here:
Made in Britain - Watch Episode - ITVX
Featuring a look at Scottish cashmere, jigsaw puzzles, cockles, laver bread and British teapots.
www.itv.com
I sometimes recondition older sound leisure jukeboxes, and I can convert CD ones to vinyl.
Jukeboxes Archives - Sound Leisure Limited
Discover musical bliss with our premium jukeboxes in Leeds, England. Immerse yourself in curated harmony at Sound Leisure. Elevate your audio experience!
soundleisure.com
Jukeboxes Archives - Sound Leisure Limited
Discover musical bliss with our premium jukeboxes in Leeds, England. Immerse yourself in curated harmony at Sound Leisure. Elevate your audio experience!
soundleisure.com
If you decide to go down that way (get a decent warranty and have a really great looking machine that will blow a wurltizer out the water) then speak to Chris Black and say Phil Docker sent you.
Keep in mimd the wurltizer factory closed down in 2003 and they are not the best made. A motor for the bubble tubes is over £100.
Sound Leisure support machines that I get in for refurbs going back to the 80s.
