Jukebox Tropicana by Rowe Ami, 1964

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1963 rowe ami jbm tropicana 200 jukebox, fully restored and sold with a new remote control and new led neon … Read more 1963 rowe ami jbm tropicana 200 jukebox, fully restored and sold with a new remote control and new led neon lights.

this american rowe ami tropicana jukebox was manufactured in 1964 in grand rapids, michigan, usa, and imported to france.

this reliable model has been completely restored, both aesthetically, electronically, and mechanically.

it holds 100 vinyl records (2 sides = 200 tracks).

this model has a viewing window to see the record playing.

this jukebox features a starry aluminum front panel (which has been restored to its original splendor) and a light display in the upper left corner. Many of the chrome-plated decorative elements have been cleaned and polished.

this tube-powered jukebox delivers a powerful and incredible sound.

this jukebox is a unique and rare piece, not only because of its complete restoration but also because of the new technologies it incorporates:

- two led neon lights,

- a brand new wired remote control (5 meters),

- a 110v/240v toroidal transformer.

it works perfectly.

want to see it for yourself? come listen to it or ask me for additional photos and videos.

this jukebox measures 87 cm wide by 137 cm high and 70 cm deep.

it weighs 150 kg.

- a brand new stylus.

- new rubber casters (replacing the original metal casters) that are silent and won't mark the floor.

this jukebox operates with a coin mechanism in francs and also in free mode. A euro coin mechanism can also be installed (additional €250) for bars and restaurants.

it is sold with:

- its keys (1 key for the front and back, and two keys for the door providing access to the coin tray),

- its service manual (useful if repairs are needed),

- as well as the mounting hardware for transport. This piece has an attribution mark,
i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
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