I am offering: Nostalgia music box “jukebox” retro Wurlitzer with radio, tape deck and CD player in perfect technical and visual condition! This discontinued jukebox was purchased new at the time, and it became the centrepiece of the bar’s decor. It is already an absolute rarity, because it is no longer commercially available. This is a replica of the legendary “Wurlitzer” jukebox, which can easily cost €20,000 in this design! This nostalgia music box is currently one of the most beautiful globally available jukeboxes. The cathedral housing with its typical tall round arch is the actual roof of the jukebox. In the opening underneath, there are a mockups of a turntable, of an antique phonograph and a song title book, which invite you to play. The piece as a whole is quite erotic when you turn on the multi-coloured lights and let the room be bathed in cosy warm lighting. There are 20 programming keys below, that control all the functions for the device, while visually displaying the “Wurlitzer” title selection buttons. The adjacent scale for the AM/FM radio is illuminated with two lights; it is well balanced and can be perfectly tuned to any station available within normal broadcasting range using a mechanical scale cable operation. The antenna for FM reception is installed out of sight inside the device. The radio plays great, even in rooms with a generally louder volume. There are large square red buttons on either side of the radio dial that function as on and off switches and that control the front lights. Below the dial, there are five central, harmoniously arranged black buttons, switches and controls. These are for volume, bass, treble, channel settings and switching between the radio, CD changer, and cassette player modes. Tapes are inserted into the slot in the real wooden housing on the right side of the player. All parts are decorated in a chrome design. The complete jukebox is framed by cream coloured lighting units reminiscent of the 1950s, which means that there is an entire lighting frame around the housing, and a second smaller one reversed with the arch pointing downwards on the bottom centre of the jukebox. The chrome-coloured speaker grill is located here, with the loudspeaker fabric trimmed vintage style, decorated with an illuminated eight-point yellow star on a red background. Although the jukebox offers hi-fi quality, it can also be connected to additional speakers in order to achieve high-end quality sound. The jukebox is now traded among insiders not only as a nostalgic music device, but as an object of steadily increasing value. Whether its price will ever surpass the price of the “Wurlitzer” remains to be seen. Before this ad was placed, the jukebox was tested for €120 by a local consumer electronics retailer, and the slightly defective CD player was fully repaired, thus the technical and visual condition of the jukebox is confirmed to be perfect. Technical data: CD player, tape deck and FM / MW radio in nostalgia design FM / MW reception Wooden jukebox housing Jukebox with complete lighting Tape recorder with metal deck (mounted unobtrusively on the side) Built-in speakers, good sound volume as a result of the large housing Can be connected to external speakers, (its own speakers can be turned off) Separate controls for volume, treble and bass Dimensions: 530 x 1020 x 260 (B x H x D in mm) Weight: approx. 21.3 kg This is primarily an offer for those who are able to pick it up themselves. If shipped, rest assured that it will be packaged with great effort. If it is damaged anyway, the buyer has sole liability!