https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/zip/d/seeburg-juke-box/6381464237.html
I wish I had {time, space, knowledge, etc.} but maybe you do…
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Hmmmmmm
I wish I had
{time,space,knowledge,etc.}
But maybe you do …
(Sneaky haiku)
Wish I had space right now … have 850 R&R 45’s
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850!!!
All That vinyl has got to be worth something.
Only to a collector. I got most of them between 1980 and 1982.
Maybe sometime if we want a R&R Sock-hop or something I can dig them out.
If anyone picks this jukebox up, I have all of the Ron Rich manuals for the Seeburgs, including the one for the Red/Grey box system that this one uses. I’m no stranger to this era of Seeburg so feel free to hit me up. Been doing jukeboxes for 25 years.
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I got two that I plan on starting this year. One is a 47 trashcan. And other is from 1961 I think
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Nice! Let me know if you need some help sourcing parts or eliminating the gremlins.
I’ve done an electronic rebuild on a Trashcan Seeburg for a friend. Very simple amplifier, Dual 6V6 output. The crystal cartridge is almost guaranteed to be bad. I’ve used P51-3 ceramic replacements from thevoiceofmusic.com with great success on 78RPM machines. The 3-mil needle is what you want to use on shellac 78’s for minimal distortion. If you choose to use reproduction vinyl 78’s, they also make a 2-mil version for those.
As far as the '61 Seeburg, sounds like it might be an LPC. They used the T-shaped needles that are getting to be tough to find. One trick is to replace the tonearm with a later version that accepts the cartridge using wedge-shaped needles. They’re still widely available fortunately. That era Seeburg is all tube with an interesting selection memory system - it uses ferrite core memory like the old mainframes! Bulletproof once relubed and recapped.
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This is the 61 Seaborg
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