Seeburg Jukebox 2 Articles . This Is How The Fonz Would Play MP3s. March 30, 2018 by Dan Maloney 10 Comments . Here at Hackaday, we love to see old hardware treated with respect.

Seeburg’s namesake company would become one of the best-known jukebox manufacturers in America alongside Rock-Ola (named for its founder, David Cullen Rockola) and Wurlitzer, named after its ...

Back in the 1950s, those teens often listened to their favorite songs on machines with names such as the Seeburg Select-O-Matic, the Rock-Ola, or Wurlitzer. At the height of the jukebox's ...

A CD jukebox can hold 100 CDs or about 1,000 to 1,200 songs, allowing a tavern to choose music with a certain vibe. But a digital, downloading jukebox using the Ecast system can access millions of ...

At the peak of the jukebox collecting craze in the late 1980s and '90s, John Bennett operated a 15,000-square-foot showroom on First Avenue South called Jukebox City. ... and a 1957 Seeburg. ...

Dan Coulter shows a Seeburg Symphonola jukebox in the showroom. (Pioneer Press: Jean Pieri) Expand. By Bob Shaw | Pioneer Press. UPDATED: February 18, 2016 at 10:41 AM CST.

She’s the owner of a Seeburg HF100R, a high-fidelity, 100-song-selection jukebox from the mid-1950s that features a large glass dome, chrome accents and an “illuminated color grille diffuser.” ...

Downstairs, a 1949 Seeburg with its accompanying wall box is of special note. “It changed the game for everything,” Carriveau said. “It plays both sides of 50 records – 100 songs!” ...