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Where can I get reproduction Wurlitzer 750 Jukebox Plastics?

Subscriber — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 14:19:44 +0000

I have a Wurlitzer 750 that I am looking at restoring, and i cannot find where to get reproduction ones. I am also interested in how much these jukeboxes are worth once restored. Also i need a set of coin chutes. also to restore the cabinet do i veneer it or sand it and refinish it

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Please check grammar confusing!!!!!! help!!!?

Subscriber — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 19:06:51 +0000

For each word in ( ) in the paragraph below, name the principal part (present, present participle, past, or past participle)

Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, (has showcased) transportation since its early stages. For years, its exhibit "Automobile in American Life" (hs appealed) to visitors. The exhibit (started) with more than 100 historic cars. The 15-millionth Model T (stands) there. The exhibit (features) a 1946 diner. Jukeboxes in the diner (are playing) old songs. The exhibit also (shows) a 1960s motel room. The details of a camper's cabin (make)it special. Plastic ants (are crawling) across the bureau. AN open suitcase (is sitting) on a rumpled bed.

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In Fallout 3, why do most pre war artifacts reflect a 1950's style?

Subscriber — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 14:14:32 +0000

I am a huge fan of this game, but I can't get my head around the fact that the nuclear apocalypse happened around 2078 and artifacts left over from this day and age mostly reflect a 1940-50's style. Examples of this being the vintage coke machines, jukeboxes and TVs as well as the music played on GNR and the 50's style advertisements.

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Rock-ola Jukebox Audio Hum Help?

Subscriber — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 19:09:07 +0000

This is a Model #481

The jukebox works completely, but whenever it isn't playing a record (which is most of the time) it emits a hum. It's not "loud", but it disrupts a room's quietness enough that I turn it off every time it's not in use, which is a hassle and makes it feel less authentic/vintage, since jukeboxes in the 80's didn't need to be constantly powered on and off.

I've inspected the amplifier, and the Muting & Squelch board looks fine, with nothing blown. The power supply board in the amplifier also looks okay, but has some apparent burn marks behind several resistors. The appropriate resistors still have the right impedance though, and all the diodes are working.

My guess is that the power isn't being rectified or filtered properly, but since I have no means to test capacitors, I'm at a loss. I've already redone the grounding, to no avail, and tried a noise filter on the 120V input. Any ideas?
I'm very comfortable with testing and/or replacing circuit components, so don't hesitate to recommend it. You don't have to "dumb down" your answer either.