Wurlitzer’s new ‘Digital Jukebox’ revamps an old stand-by with modern-day features, sacrificing classic jukebox charm for sleek modern lines. Designed to be a drop-in home audio system ...

It offers various services, from repairing jukeboxes and installing home theaters to refurbishing pinball machines, electronics and Victrola phonographs. Roger’s Audio & Video charges a $100 ...

We've seen countless iPod docks populate these pages, but our new favorite definitely has to be the $9500 One More Time jukebox by Wurlitzer. In addition to playing 100 CDs through the integrated ...

But he also is hearing the music of freshly minted money coming through the machine, a reproduction of the walnut-encased Wurlitzer 1015, the best-selling jukebox ever built. ”People like to go ...

It isn't just any firm, though. The legendary Wurlitzer Jukebox Co., based for years in DeKalb before it was acquired by a German manufacturer in the mid-1980s, is back, headquartered in northwest ...

The latest incarnation of the famous jukebox, the Lyra, is a radical departure from its more traditional 'bubbler' designs. Costing from £2995, the Wurlitzer Lyra uses touchscreen technology to stream ...

The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. began in Cincinnati in 1856 and went on to worldwide recognition for its pianos, theater organs and jukeboxes. For more than 130 years, Wurlitzer was, as the company ...

Wurlitzer made a name for itself building theatre organs, some of which were installed in places such as Radio City Music Hall in New York. The 1015 is one of the most popular jukeboxes of all ...

This would have been one of the later models, as Wurlitzer’s jukebox business was in decline and they sold the business in 1973. This may be the ugliest jukebox ever produced. This jukebox is ...

The Wurlitzer company was founded in 1856, importing musical instruments and opening sales outlets, and began the production of pianos in 1880. The company later dominated the jukebox-making ...