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Before MP3's and music videos, even before Woodstock rocked the world, jukeboxes ruled diners and dancehalls, bringing rock 'n' roll, blues and pop music to the masses. Painstakingly restored from top to bottom, our 1957 Rock-Ola jukebox is an iconic classic, a beautiful-to-behold piece of equipment with fantastic sound quality, thanks to the Jensen hi-fidelity system encased within its gleaming chrome cabinet. Designed to hold 200 selections (that's 100 45's), it's happy to take your spare change but can also be programmed to play without coins. The jukebox includes a few decades-spanning records, just to help kick off your collection. 30-1/2"W x 27-1/2"D x 57-1/2"H.
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Read Our Product Story
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Our Product Story
The 1455's were produced in 1957, they were the first Rock-ola jukebox to hold 200 selections (100 45's). The owner of the company was named David Rockola (believe it or not). Offering a panel that showed separate music categories, and separate pricing (hit tunes, old favorites etc.) and equipped with a Jensen "hi fidelity" sound system.
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