Til Then by Ray Peterson 1960 played on a 1956 Wurlitzer jukebox model 1900

Til Then by Ray Peterson from 1960, played on my 4th jukebox, the 1956 Wurlitzer model 1900 equipped with a Pickering stereo magnetic cartridge. I have The 1954 Seeburg R, Wurlitzer model 2000, Wurlitzer 1900, and the Wurlitzer 1800, which still has its original Zenith Cobra cartridge.

[@maynardcat]

Yes is it is a Pickering Stereo cartridge, I think it is a model PAC-1

[@maynardcat]

I didn't have anyone do it, I did it myself many years ago. I enjoy listening to the jukeboxes , but did not like the poor sound quality of the cobra, and they are hard on the records. . They often have a tinny sound to them as they get older. The Wurlitzer amp is of very high quality well built,and has a wide frequency range, but is severely limited by the cobra. The changeover gives full fidelity sound and is also gentle on the records.

[@VealParmigiana]

Not a bad song; beautiful Jukebox.

[@maynardcat]

@smartbowman If your 2150 has been converted to a ceramic you are half way there as the jukebox has already had part of the necessary conversion you needl, as the Cobra tonearm input cannot be used for a normal ceramic input. The magnetic stereo cartridge output will have to be boosted with a small preamp first, and then plugged into the input your ceramic cartridge is now using.. You also might have to re-adust the trip mechanism. Magnetic preamp you need on ebay ebay no 260735697370

[@smartbowman]

@maynardcat Hi I have a wurlitzer 2150 that has been converted to a ceramic cartridge, it has the same replacement tone arm as seen in your video, I would also like to change this cartridge to a magnetic, please can you let me know what this involves as I'm aware that the output of a ceramic cartride is much greater than that of a magnetic Great Juke box by the way Paul