Juke Boxes – Classic to Modern
Rockola, Wurlitzer, Seeburg
And More Greats!

Juke Boxes are the cornerstone of Great Home Game Rooms! And that’s been a fact for many years! From the 1930s Jukeboxes to a CD up to the modern digital juke box they’ve been keeping the good times rocking and rolling all night long all over the world.

But let’s face it, it’s a new world and adding music to your game room isn’t what it used to be. Now days you have many choices from online music to satellite radio to mp3 players. But no matter how fast technology moves, there’s nothing like having an original Rockola or Wurlitzer Juke Box in the corner of your game room. Even if it’s Retro that looks like an original 1946 Rockola but is all digital, it still gives your room the atmosphere you’re looking for but with greater options for music selection.

Juke Boxes
And More To Consider!

Wurlitzer

Wurlitzer Juke Boxes have some of the best looking designs around, especially in the 1940s. Those boxes played 78 records and you could find them in many bars and pubs. Now days you can still find them in home game rooms. Even today the brand is still going strong as you can find Wurlitzers that are digital, play CDs and have inputs for ipods and other cool features.

Rockola Juke Box

My parents had a 1946 Rockola that played 78s and it looked and played great when I was a kid and still does. And you can still find Rockolas made right here in the USA. The have classic bubblers and one of their Juke Boxes is the Official Jukebox of the Harley Davidson Motorcycle Company, pretty cool! They also have counter jukes, digital touch screen jukeboxes and many other great colorful designs to choose from.

1950s Jukebox

The 1950s Juke is classic in style and design and because of that you can find many retro ones with that same 1950s look and feel. Basically they come right out of the series “Happy Days” which took place in the 1950s and 1960s. So when it comes to adding a juke box to your home an antique juke box always looks great no matter what year it’s from. Of course they may be a little harder to upkeep and at times it may be difficult to find parts but they’re just awesome looking.

No matter antique or retro you’ll get the look you want in your game room with great music to go along with it.











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