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http://s1192.photobucket.com/user/Rob-N ... rt=2&o=138 -this was the Seeburg V-TSR3 conversion instructions that the late Bill Maxwell wrote out for me in Jan 1986 while he sat in the control room with me in a theater near the jukebox district. The computers ran most of the show by then so we had time to chat.
I was looking for some old theater contact sheets a friends asked for, and these papers turned up. Most are Xeroxes of stuff from Albert Simon and MJL Corps. I probably just copied them then took them back to the theater where I was working and they got mixed up with other stuff.
Rob/NYC
Some Old Juke Papers
Q&A about all types of jukeboxes: Wurlitzer, Seeburg, Rock-Ola, AMI, and more.
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The old ads are neat to read.
You're a Seeburg man, apparently.
You're a Seeburg man, apparently.
I'm strange.. I like 'Rock And Roll (Part 1) from Gary Glitter more than the more common (Part 2)..
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