The CD format is dead now. In fact, the repro bubbler machines with a 45 RPM record mechanism (which is no longer made) are now more desirable than this CD version by thousands of dollars. By the way, you are incorrect about the end of 78 records. They were produced until 1958.
Please provide me with substantiated proof that shows CDs are obsolete? LOL! The CD format is still the most widely used & purchased medium. Particular since the advent of blank media - ie. CD-R. Even among rock purists such as myself, I still prefer it to vinyl. Do CDs invoke the same appreciation and warm memories of buying vinyl in- store? No!
I'm João Carlos, I live in Brazil, I have an NSM Nostalgia, which needs to change the plastic finishes, damaged by time, they are dry, where can I buy these plates? I will be eternally grateful for your help
You just provided an answer to your own question! eh The replicas are overpriced, averaging in the mid to late thousands. The actual intrinsic value should be in the mid to late hundreds when compared to the original Wurlitzers from the 40s & 50s. You can also seek out jukebox-style replicas from Crosley which averages $1400 new. Also, am I the only one who pishes his pants at the term, "Antique Apparatus?" LOL!
I have the Wurlitzer 1015 OMT on 45's. I bought it brand new in 1992, still have it, and it's never had a problem. (knock on wood)
All good apart from I don't like the "Compact Disk" lettering at the top of the glass arch, can that be removed?
The CD format is dead now. In fact, the repro bubbler machines with a 45 RPM record mechanism (which is no longer made) are now more desirable than this CD version by thousands of dollars. By the way, you are incorrect about the end of 78 records. They were produced until 1958.
Please provide me with substantiated proof that shows CDs are obsolete? LOL! The CD format is still the most widely used & purchased medium. Particular since the advent of blank media - ie. CD-R. Even among rock purists such as myself, I still prefer it to vinyl. Do CDs invoke the same appreciation and warm memories of buying vinyl in- store? No!
@@darrint3573 When is the last time you saw compact disks for sale in an album format?
Actually, the CD Jukeboxes are STILL being made by Sound Leisure and Rock Ola, and new Vinyl Jukeboxes also made a comeback.
I love it how much
Why did they do away with the arch design in 1950? Because the last jukebox to have that design was the AMI C.
Do you know how to replace fluorescent lamp on jukebox 1015 wurlitzer
I have an NSM Nostalgia, but the plastics on the door are damaged, do you know where I can buy it in your city?
I'm João Carlos, I live in Brazil, I have an NSM Nostalgia, which needs to change the plastic finishes, damaged by time, they are dry, where can I buy these plates? I will be eternally grateful for your help
IS THE 1946 ORIGINAL 78 RPM VERSION FOR SALE ANYWHERE???
I thought the bubblers were a harsh solvent in a glass tube with crystal in the bottom. Maybe that was just the original.
You are about right. It’s pretty much paint thinner.
BRASIL
how much do they cost, or is it if I have to ask I can't afford it?
You just provided an answer to your own question! eh The replicas are overpriced, averaging in the mid to late thousands. The actual intrinsic value should be in the mid to late hundreds when compared to the original Wurlitzers from the 40s & 50s. You can also seek out jukebox-style replicas from Crosley which averages $1400 new. Also, am I the only one who pishes his pants at the term, "Antique Apparatus?" LOL!