Wow.... do I feel stupid....I am embarrassed to even post his, but I owe it to Ron for taking the time to respond back to my posts. I have about pulled my hair out on this one. So I decided to stop thinking I knew anything about Cd100 jukeboxes. Open up the manuals and just look at everything as If ...

I have taken the cross over out. looked it over and all joints look good. checked connections and cleaned them. All components on board look good, but I have not tested any of them. One thing I did notice is that this cross over is the same one that is in my cd100A. The cross over even says cd100A o...

Finally got back to my jukebox, swapped inputs to amp, left side stayed weak. Took the amp out of my cd100A juke box and put into the 100G. Left side still weak. put the amp from the 100G into the 100A and it works just fine. So what's next, speaker transformer or cross over or?????????

Ron thank you for the information. this is what I found Did some more testing both left and right speakers play the same when hooked up one at a time to E3. Last night as I was testing I thought that both sides sounded the same when hooked up to the left side E6. Tonight as I moved wires back and fo...

The top left Speakers on my Rowe cd100g jukebox hardly put out any sound. I have swapped the cd inputs going into the amp with no change to the audio level. I even swapped the pink and purple wires on E6 right to left and back, this had so change on the output of the left speakers. I am not even sur...

I was given a Rowe CD100 Jukebox. One bass speaker was missing, The other had a hole in it. They had been playing it this way for quite some time. I replaced the speakers. The problem is it just has poor bass response. No real thump to them. It does not sound to bad at low volume, but as you turn it...