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Quoted from Syco54645:I can but the issue is that the juke holds a limited amount. Also most 45s have a b side which sucks.
Here ya go:
http://www.oldies.com/collection-view/Collectables-Records-Vinyl.html
Popular golden A sides, and strong B sides to boot.
I have a '54 HF-100R, and I've filled it with stock 45s from here for years.
NO wasted space and no 'dead' B-sides - All good tunes, all the time!
But, if you really WANT compressed music ...
Vinyl/sound repro quality from them has been consistently excellent, every order.
Pretty impressive resource.
Quoted from ToucanF16:Nice R twoplays25c
One of the best sounding and best looking 50s jukeboxes.
Original or restored?
Thanks, Toucanf16, I agree!
It's a grade 1, ground-up Zuddie Smith restoration.
Amp boards and all tube work done by the incomparable Bill Bickers (www.jukeboxfridaynight.com).
1300 watts of pure love.
I worked 4 years in radio in the wild late '70s and early '80s actually spinning vinyl, so it has a special place in my heart.
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