Wunderschön 😃👍

If you are still alive...

So can you show me how to get the pilasters out and put the new ones in without breaking the new ones..

I wonder if they are still together?

how did you get the pilasters out?

Great video. Would you be able to help me diagnose the problem on my 61. It just scans up and down and won't select.

I knew that was Teddy Grace from the very moment she began! Love that gal and so few remember her today. Thanks for posting! (I'm picking up a 616 next week. Hope I can get mine to sound and look as good as yours!)

Is it for sale?

is that metal on the back door, or just paint?

What a beautiful machine just imagine how many people in that era danced or sat enjoying the warm sound of it.

good video

i feel bad now for how many of these gems i gave a good swift kick to as a young men

hello thank you so much for all the great videos and showing how a juke box is rebuilt and transformed to new I want to wish you and your famili a very happy and healthy holidays and merry christmas all the best always

Can you help me out? I'm restoring a 100c and it has 2 thin layers of wood (like veneer) the top layer is painted with textured paint. I stripped the painted layer off I'm not sure if I'm supposed to take off the 2nd layer or not. Both layers are delaminated from moisture but mostly just the top layer.

The 1936/7 Rock-ola Rhythm King also used a light wheel. It only turns when the record is playing. The background is a pit orchestra with the conductor leading it.

Wissen viele gar nicht, das wichtigste Utensil beim reparieren ist LICHT. Viel Licht!!

I for one love the way Catalin looks aged. I think you did a marvelous job! Beautiful.

You do incredible work. I'm a very picky restorer and i'm very impressed.

Wow! That sounds better than it did when it was new. They didn't sound THAT good.

it is amazing how the arm is able to apply the correct amount of pressure to both sides of the record and it has always been a wonder of how the mechanism works to keep the arm on the record while playing the second side thank you so much for all the great jukebox videos they are great

also wenn man fachmann ist könnte man den Selctor ja an einer wurlitzer schön erklären und nicht den popular zähler zeigen und etwas von zapfen erklären :( oder an der Rockola 1454 da sieht man wenn man die rechte laufwerksabdeckung ab nimt und tietel 100-120 drück ach wie die pins geschlagen werden ....

WOW! Great Job! What a beautiful machine.

bei meiner 1454 war es der 150uF + 300uF 50volt der ähnliche probleme machte ..

Right era of music it has. I have seen some odd ones, but this is super rare. That jukebox should be in a museum

I have one that was restored in 1983 by Glenn Streeter who now owns Antique Apparatus & Rock-ola. The side pilasters should be buffed out by a professional to a milky white finish. Yours are badly oxidized to an orange color -- this is not the original look of the box. If you decide to ever buff them out, you will notice that the machine will absolutely "Pop." Mine is also triple-chrome plated and topped off with a never-rust clear coat to protect it against tarnishing or flaking. Your jukebox looks pretty good regardless. Nice job.

Hi , looking Good, Just bought one of these and am looking for a speaker and motor mounts, so your video is a great reference,, very good video , keep up the good work ,, Tim.

I have that same 1432.. :D

What a great video !!! I love the music, graphics, and time lapse effect. Very well done !!!

does germany have all the american jukeboxes?

Who was that vocalist? it almost sounded like Judy Garland. Am i right?

Einfach hammer, Ihr seit zu beneiden. Wunderschöne Musik Boxen.

Lavoro molto ben fatto. Bravo !!

Hi, Thanks for your praise. I have already a video in my chanel where you can see the b-side playing. Unfortunately I can't post a link here in the comments. Hope you find it in my channel Hope you enjoy it! Best wishes and keep on jukin'... JukeboxChrisi :-)

I wish my IMP worked as good as this one.

Hi, just wondering what kind of cartridge you used in this Rock-Ola. And is it a 3 mil stylus or a 2 mil stylus?

I am impressed. It took a lot of hard work, blood, sweat, and tears to restore this machine. It's magic to see and hear these great machines play on like they are supposed to do in reality and not in memory. Thanks!

@Sternbruecke110 Tja, hättest Du den Beitrag von mir, dem "Super-Restaurator" richtig gelesen, dann hättest Du mitbekommen, dass ich den Selektor komplett zerlegt, gereinigt und poliert habe. Somit kann gar kein Schmutz oder Öl im Selektor sein. Wenn ich das mache, dann ist das jedenfalls so. Außerdem heißt es "Super-Restaurator" mit "or" am Ende und nicht "Super-Restaurateur" mit "eur". Aber vor lauter Neid kann man sich da schon mal vertun ... Schmunzeln nicht vergessen :-)

der Super-Schlaumeier aus Halstenbek weiß also auch nicht weiter als der Super-Restaurateur, wie peinlich

da wird wohl Öl oder Schmutz in den Spulen sein

@marcvie9 Many thanks for your praise :-)

@Sternbruecke110 Hallo, Ich habe gerade nochmals das Video kontrolliert. Ich habe keine Probleme es anzusehen. Bzgl. der Musik hatte ich damals als Hintergrundmusik ein eigenes Gema-freies Musikstück verwendet, damit genau soetwas nicht passieren kann. Vielleicht hatte der youtube-Server ein Problem. Bitte nochmals testen, ob die Wiedergabe klappt. Viele Grüße, JukeboxChrisi

@JukeboxChrisi das kann man ja leider nicht sehen, da es wegen der Musik in Deutschland geperrt ist. Also vielleicht in Zukunft auf die Mukke verzichten

I can't wait see when your done with your C. I have B and still working on and need found vinyl stick paper put on the cabinet zebra wood maybe you might know where I found a roll. Thanks Marko

NICE JUKE SER!

@tough213 Hi, I've just recorded the b-side playing of the Kalin Twins record and upload the video to my channel. I hope you like it .... Best wishes, JukeboxChrisi :-)

Sehr gelungen! Grüße wieder mal aus Kufstein! :)

What are the most common amplifier tubes in jukeboxes of the 1930s through the 1960s?

Nice job! I'm in the process of restoring a Wurlitzer 1650 that I found at a farm auction where it had been sitting in a barn for 30+ years.....

Pleas post more videos of this jukebox.

What is the purpose of the jewel lamps at the bottom of the window glass?