fmillera@pacbell.net: Guestbook

#	Date	Name	Email Address
	Comments
1	Sat Jun 2 2001 17:01	Tony Miller	fmillera@pacbell.net
	Welcome! Just trying to see if this works and wanted to assure all who sign here that I won't send you any unwanted mail. Cheers, Tony Miller
2	Tue Jun 12 2001 12:40	Armand Hoffstetter	armandh@i1.net
	been playing with seeburg since way back mostly tormat mem models. the home unit is a v200 [title boards, no drum,but it was free]cabnet/frame, with a LS1 carrage and control unit [fire salvage], a KD200 memory,stepper,and selector switches [this one fell off a truck] (3 wall boxes) marantz preamp and 2 pa power amps ..... it rocks.
3	Wed Jun 13 2001 19:13	yul heron	glasgow@iol.pt
	ok ok ok from Portugal I have a smc1disco160, needs some maintanance, it's been stored for 5 years. It was given to me by an ex boss along with a Row Ami too, the condition was that i would not sell them. As if I would, best piggy bank's I'v ever had.
4	Fri Jun 22 2001 18:11	Giuseppe Mezzatesta	gmezzatest@ol.com
	I have a Seeburg Model HF 100G
5	Sun Jun 24 2001 19:49	Steve	jukeboxfun@yahoo.com
	Hi Tony, You have an incredible site! You are the Man. I have a site in the Juke ring too. Keep up the Great work.
6	Wed Jun 27 2001 16:32	kelley pendergast	skulldy@home.com
	Great site.Love those VMC-1's
7	Wed Jun 27 2001 19:19	Armand Hoffstetter	armandh@i1.net
	my home unit is not stock but romps a VL200 case and record magizine [free] LS1 carrage and control unit [fire salvage] KD200 tormat stepper and selection switches [junk] home made power suply for stepper remotes and 3 relay credit system the third relay beeing a time out to release the solinoid
8	Thu Jul 12 2001 00:51	Ron Rich	ronnnrich@yahoo.com
	hey Tony -- This is the 2nd sign in #1 does not show up when I view the gestbook.
9	Fri Jul 20 2001 14:41	David Huskinson	davidmhuskinson@aol.com
	Very usfull, well planed out and interesting, keep the good work up.
10	Fri Jul 27 2001 12:02	Casimer Dabrowski	casdab.il@netzero.net
	Nice job Tony. Tony I have an idea for you, come up with a voice chip that says "this phone does not answer calls that are listed as unavailable". Design this in with the little caller I.D. units put out by the phone company. Cas
11	Sun Aug 5 2001 12:09	Steve Eckert	steveo2100@aol.com
	Hi Tony Great site! I enjoyed the articles on the Tormat and troubleshooting very much. Own a Seeburg M100C. I will keep in touch. Steve
12	Mon Aug 6 2001 15:30	ROGER SMALL	roger70@btinternet.com
	IV GOT A SEEBUGE DS 160 BEST JUKE BOX I HAVE HAD IM STILL WORKING ON IT NEED BOTTOM AND TOP GLASS AND AMP REPAIR
13	Sun Aug 19 2001 10:26	Bill Barrett	WBarr1013@aol.com
	I've always thought Seeburg jukeboxes were the best. I am very glad someone has a site devoted to these great machines, and I guess that is because I have a couple with the black and gray boxes!
14	Mon Aug 20 2001 21:49	John Robertson	jrr@flippers.com
	Very nice, I think I might link to it on my site... John :-#)#
15	Sat Aug 25 2001 02:30	MATHEW H.E. BAILEY	MATTBAILEY7283@aol.com
	Is there a way a Seeburg ss-160 Stereo Showcase can be converted to 160 microcomputer selection using SMC 160 components? Most of the converting wolud require replacing the 133s6 mech. with a 160st29 mech. Would you need to some how install the digital selector/display unit where the album display would normally be?
16	Sat Aug 25 2001 16:56	Frog	FrogstarServices@Bigpond.com
	HI I just purchased a Seeburg LS1 and was looking for some help in repairing it and well.....here you are! Thankyou for your informative site. I have downloaded your trouble shooting guide and lookout LS1 here I come. Thankyou again for your page. Are your boxes compatible with the LS1?
17	Mon Sep 3 2001 17:42	Thomas Sullivan	tjs3@bellatlantic.net
	Great, It is unusual to find a double "E" who can write a technical description that can be understood. Thank for the education. TOM
18	Tue Sep 4 2001 14:02	Bill Tompkins	Btompkins@anadigics.com
	Good article (tormat)! Any idea where I could get a motor coupling for a 1955 V200? Bill
19	Tue Sep 18 2001 14:29	earl lasenba	squrly_1313@yahoo.com
	was able to identify the modle number of my jukebox was very helpful ty
20	Fri Sep 21 2001 13:00	Henny Moonen	hm.moonen@home.nl
	It's a great page with so much to read en very nice picture's. I will be back very often Thanks. Visit me at...http://home.hetnet.nl/~hagfan
21	Fri Sep 21 2001 13:00	Henny Moonen	hm.moonen@home.nl
	It's a great page with so much to read en very nice picture's. I will be back very often Thanks. Visit me at...http://home.hetnet.nl/~hagfan
22	Sun Sep 23 2001 17:27	Simon Wallner	oo7Berlin@compuserve.de
	I own a Seeburg Discotheque Jr. U100 which was produced from 1964 to 1966. The machine is in a terrible state and in parts. I intend to restore it. I like yous site very much as you seem to share your knowledge and are not trying to sell stuff in the first place! I ´veNever done any jukeboxrepair before. My question, for a start, is where do I best (i.e. cheapest) get a service manual? What else is necessary before getting started? Thanks for any hints! Simon Wallner Berlin, Germany
23	Wed Oct 3 2001 20:11	Allen Wood	jaildale@hotmail.com
	I just purchased my first Juke and it's a Seeburg SMC1. Of course, as is my tendency, I purchased in non-working. Who can learn anything on something that is working? I am surfing the web, looking for helpful sites to educate myself a bit for the battle ahead. Anyone who would be a resource for me... please email.
24	Sat Oct 6 2001 10:10	RALPH HAYNES	RALPHRBH1@AOL.COM
25	Sun Oct 7 2001 20:06	kevin	selectomatic@yahoo.com
	I have recently started a Seeburg Jukebox Information Club at Yahoo! Although membership is small right now, We'd love to have you drop in! The URL is: http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/seeburgjukeboxinformationclub To get in, you have to sign up to be a Yahoo! member (it's free and easy). We have members who own Seeburg LPC-1s, SC-1s, AY-160s, 100Bs, and 222s. We'd love to have you drop in. -kevin
26	Wed Oct 10 2001 10:39	a.h.lemstra	chief_smoke@trust_me.com
	interesting stuff!! i,am repairing juke-boxes sinds 1966. at this moment i,am working on a seeburg V200,and it,s a trickyjob todo,because it,s not in its original state.however it will be okay soon. okay to now,that somewere outdare are other people working on goodold juke-boxes!! good luck!!!
27	Sat Oct 13 2001 23:17	Herb Holeman	choleman@att.net
	Very interesting info on your web site. I'm looking forward to future installments! I've been a Seeburg fan since I did maintenance on my family's route back in the mid 1950's. Seeburgs of that era were definitely a class act!!!
28	Sun Oct 21 2001 14:27	warren j. rowe	wrowe/@mindspring.com
	i"M THE PROD OWNER OF 4 OF THE STERN/SEEBURG VMC BUT--ONTWO OF THEM THE KEYBOARDS ARE N.G. I HAVE TO AGREE WITH YOU, THEY ARE THE BEST SOUNDING JUKE BOX I HAVE EVER HEARD (BEEN THE TRADE SENCE 1953 I HAVE COMPLETE SHOP SERVICE ON ALL MAKE AND MODLES, DID YOU KNOW THAT JIM BERDON PASSED AWAY? EDDIE URGIDES INFORMED ME ABOUT THREE MOUNTHS AGO, GOOD LUCK WARREN ROWE
29	Sun Oct 21 2001 19:24	Mitch Johnson	raptor68@earthlink.net
	Proud owner of a 1974 Vogue II
30	Sun Oct 28 2001 17:03	Bobby	TXHOTROD40@aol.com
	I appreciate any info you might have on the Seeburg model U100 Discoteque jukebox.Thanks again
31	Sun Nov 4 2001 15:07	Vince Dooley	Vdooley@negia.net
	Hey, just surfing and clicked in.Interesting info. Me, Just a tech on pins and jukes. Thanks
32	Wed Nov 14 2001 10:51	Andrew Hack	awh007@execpc.com
	Excellent information! I'll stop back frequently.
33	Thu Nov 29 2001 07:05	Armand Hoffstetter	armandh@i1.net
	I have the book on black and grey boxes via GameRoom mag. It was great to see how the electronic selection interfaced with the tormats. i've fix many mid vintage [V to LS2] seeburgs for friends and fun, but had no idea how the keypad entry worked. a friend gave me a rowe 89 case in trade for helping change a flat cam in a 201 seeburg. it had'nt seen oil in years. I now have a rowe-burg made from the rowe case and leftover seeburg parts. kd 200 frame, tormat, and stepper {home made power suply for stepper, and free play relays.} 3WA wallbox. LS1 mech, and control center [yep plays 7" 33s]. SHP1 amp [caution rowe cabinet speaker wiring is out of phase to facilitate center chanel external spkr.] so far it works great on the wallbox but I am not going to mount the KD key board I will do something custom, but not sure what yet. it is a work in process.
34	Tue Dec 4 2001 18:07	gerry belisle	gerrybelca@yahoo.com
	I Got my smc3 seeburg prelude for three years it has brrn working great
35	Tue Dec 4 2001 18:09	gerry belisle	gerrybelca@yahoo.com
	I Got my smc3 seeburg prelude for three years it has brrn working great
36	Thu Dec 6 2001 18:17	Vince Dooley	Vdooley@negia.net
	Good stuff.I've been a tech. in the business for 12+ years. Love to see the different sites about jukes and pins.Have been offering sales and service in the Ga. area..Thanks..
37	Mon Dec 10 2001 02:19
38	Mon Dec 10 2001 00:25	Kevin Contreras	saxmancon2000@cs.com
	Hi, I recently picked up a SPS160 at a garage sale pretty cheap.It works and sounds great. And is in pretty good condition. Im just trying to get ahead of the game for when it brakes down.
39	Mon Dec 10 2001 22:56	GREGG	NUNYA337@SCCOAST.NET
	GREAT WEB PAGE,LONG LIVE THE SEEBURG JUKEBOX,I LOVE MY AY-160 AND STD2
40	Thu Dec 13 2001 07:47	Carroll Mounce	flake@onecallinc.com
	Best info and referrals i have seen about repairs for solid state boards
41	Fri Dec 14 2001 02:55	Armand Hoffstetter	armandh@i1.net
	tony.. since you were there what do you think was the serial # of the LAST seeburg [VMC1] a collector's find for sure.
42	Mon Dec 17 2001 18:22	Mark Watts	nepoolboy@neb.rr.com
	I am really glad to find your web site, as I have an Olympian, an Entertainer, and a Matador that use black and grey boxes. I also have a SCD-1A and I am restoring a M100BL. Thanks!
43	Tue Dec 18 2001 22:53	Greg Wesolowski	wesolow1@maqs.net
	I is sure nice that someone with your knowledge and background is willing to help people with their jukeboxes. I recently purchased a Seeburg FC1 Regency. I would not have bought it had it not been for your web site and some others that gave me the confidence to buy it and know that I could enjoy it for years to come. Thank You.
44	Thu Dec 27 2001 09:31	scotty	scotty_53021@yahoo.coom
	looking for information on the phoenix smc2
45	Thu Jan 3 2002 13:49	Michael Kellum	mckellu@msn.com
	I was lost, but now I am found! Thanks for providing this site. I thought I was doomed to forever own a languishing SMC2 Phoenix Juke. May that shiny disco ball sparkle and rotate forever! Thanks again.
46	Sat Jan 5 2002 20:48	Ken Sprout	sprout2@raex.com
	Very interesting information here. I will bookmark this site for future reference... Thanks for all your hard work..
47	Sat Jan 5 2002 20:48	Ken Sprout	sprout2@raex.com
	Very interesting information here. I will bookmark this site for future reference... Thanks for all your hard work..
48	Sat Jan 12 2002 05:31	TJ Smith	tjsmith2222@charter.net
	great info! thank you
49	Sun Jan 13 2002 09:40	bob day	q160@aol.com
50	Sun Jan 13 2002 14:28	Todd	Sellular1@aol.com
	Great site with tons of valuable info. I own a USC1 that is in fair condidtion. It was my parents and I always used to keep it working. They gave it to me about 10 years ago and it has work ocasionally (it seems to have a mind of its own). After finding your site, I think I might be ready to really get it working. I plan on ordering your book and armed with that and all these other Seeburg fans, I'm sure it will be back in business! Thanks again. Todd
51	Mon Jan 21 2002 19:12	matt grover	adorety@yahoo.com
	Please keep me informed on anything digital Seeburg,and what to look out for on the SCD-1. THANKS matt
52	Wed Jan 23 2002 06:36	sterchele barbara	fagigia@yahoo.it
	Compliments!!!! It's the must complite website I've visited about jukeboxes. See you soon BARBARA
53	Wed Jan 23 2002 22:26	ROBERT WOOLLARD	MUSIC007MAN@AOL.COM
	ROUTE OPERATOR SINCE 1965
54	Sat Jan 26 2002 19:07	ron	rkenny12@attbi.com
	i have a smc2 phoenix. i need some chrome trim pieces, do you have any parts?
55	Tue Feb 5 2002 17:18	Tom Garcia	lvlus@hotmail.com
	I have an FC1 with the problem that it does not play side two of any record. Your site led me to believe the problem is in the Tormac unit. It came with the same problem but after I cleaned it up a little and pushed in all connections to ensure snugness, the problem disappeared. Recently, I tugged on the connection to the Tormac unit because I was going to replace the top, and since then the problem has returned. I will check it out some more, but I want to thank you for the information on your site. It has been very helpful to me.
56	Sun Feb 10 2002 00:10		desperaminos@net-up.com
	A very good site. Have you any documentation in french ? Thanks
57	Wed Feb 13 2002 09:01	DAVE ROCK	ROCKMCO@AOL.COM
	GREAT SITE LOOKING FOR PARTS ON SEEBURG LASERS SCD1A ECT.
58	Fri Feb 15 2002 17:07	Harold Fildey	h.fildey@worldnet.att.net
	I just bought a Seeburg today and may need to do repairs. Your site is very interesting and hopefully I can get all the info I'll need.
59	Fri Feb 15 2002 23:08	JOSEPH GEORGE	jfgeomt@hotmail.com
	I am the owner of a I am the owner of two Seeburg home stero console units. Model HSC2 which we purchased in the late 1960,s. I am looking for someone in the Phoenix, Arizona area who can repair them. Any help would be appreciated. One of the itms I really need is the rubber drive bands that turn the the record holder inside.
60	Sat Feb 16 2002 21:36	Angela Cunningham	Wurlitzer4@aol.com
	Hi :) I own a Seeburg Entertainer... love this box but would like to know the year... Some say 1972...1974 or 1975??? I'm confused... Can anyone help me? Thanks, angela
61	Sun Feb 17 2002 08:11	Chip Laugal	susanl@avenew.com
	I have a broken STD2 that I need your help in fixing. I have your Black box book and almost have it memorized. My problem is that when I select a 1 or 2 I get no response, when I select any other digit the Reset lamp appears. I purchased a consolette and substituted the D.E.S. and Black Box with no change. I then powered up the consolette with 24 volts and neither Black box exhibits the problem. I have adjusted all the contacts on the Black Box and D.E.S. to insure contact and checked the DCC output voltages. I need some help on what to look at next. My next step is to hook up the consolette to bypass the selection process of the jukebox. Do you have a list of the consolette pinouts so I can hook it up? The Remote connector on the DCC has a plug with awire in pin 2 that has me confused. Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Chip Laugal
62	Wed Feb 27 2002 05:34	Frans Boumans	f.boumans@hetnet.nl
	Great site, I want your book! I myself have got an SPS2 Matador
63	Thu Feb 28 2002 17:00	Gary Hess	garygnuhess@aol.com
	I recently purchased several old jukebox's, several are Seeburg, but I think the earliest one I have is a 1973. All need some thing done to them but I would like to pic one and get it going to know my adventure was not insane. Any info would be great. Thanks a lot. Gary
64	Mon Mar 4 2002 12:26	Hans-Juergen Lenz	HJLenz@lenzweb.de
	Hello, I own a Seeburg Entertainer ESTD2 and have a small problem: When I switch on the jukebox and make a selection, the mechanism scans twice, picks up nothing and then stops. When I wait about 5 minutes everything works fine. Where can I look for that problem. Is there someone in Germany, who can help me? Please send an email to me. Hans-Juergen Lenz
65	Mon Mar 11 2002 12:23	Ed Renner	edrenner@sunlink.net
	Just getting involved in a juke. Looking forward to it.
66	Thu Mar 14 2002 05:11	Lucien Gariepy	maxil_@hotmail.com
	Désolé,je ne parle que le francais mais je trouve votre site tres interressant et utille pour les collectionneur débutant comme moi. Félicitation et MERCI. Quebec.Canada
67	Sat Mar 16 2002 06:53	David Meredith	Davidlm@frontiernet.net
	Your site looks very interesting. I'll be back!
68	Tue Mar 19 2002 15:59	John Yngve Jacobi	fqy298f@tninet.se
	I have a Seeburg Disco 1978
69	Sun Mar 24 2002 10:00	Raymond CyrJukecyr	Jukecyr@aol.com
	years have been working on seeburg jukeboxes for 25 years.I have been collecting A few of the m. There is no better sounding jukebox in the world .
70	Fri Mar 29 2002 16:15	Vic Vierling	vicandpenny@msn.com
71	Mon Apr 1 2002 10:49	Ed Hatfiekd	esdhatfield@msn.com
	Looking for Seburg repair in the Omaha Ne. area. Have a Select-O-Matic 200 and A Seburg console model that plays 331/3.
72	Mon Apr 1 2002 19:55	Bill McTavish	wmctavish@shaw.ca
	Great sight! Most informative I've seen on the web related to the Regency FC1
73	Mon Apr 15 2002 10:49	Marcus Hill	marcnvalet@yahoo.com
	Great site !!! but I am getting a headache reading how to fix my std160 so I guess it's time to call an expert....Thanks for the great site
74	Fri Apr 19 2002 21:11	Chris Clark	samckone1@cox.com
	I found your website via Yahoo search engine. Very nice site! I was looking around to try and find someone to help me with my Rowe R-90 Juke that I bought for my house. I emailed Ron in hopes that he could help me with some minor issues that a first time Juke owner wouldn't know how to fix.
75	Tue Apr 23 2002 21:10	Dan Wylie	dwylie@ford.com
	Interesting career and I hope that your website does well.
76	Wed May 1 2002 11:53	Rich	radiorich1@yahoo.com
	Great Jukebox sight. I restore old jukes and am selling my Seeburg LS325 for 700.00 located in New Jersey.
77	Fri May 3 2002 16:35	JamesButtigieg	james@mail.global.net.mt
	I found your site very useful,because you have the solutions for my Seeburg 1974 VOGUE 2
78	Sat May 4 2002 08:51	DJ Manu 68 From France	djmanu.68@online.fr
	SLT super simpas comme site Moi jai le seeburg 100-77D plus connus sous le nom de topaz mais jai mon boitier rouge qui est foutu j'épere que tu poura maider bonne continuation @++
79	Wed May 8 2002 11:38	earl lasenba	squrly_1313@yahoo.com
	helpful site thanks
80	Fri May 10 2002 18:43	Colleen McGraw	cfmcgraw@lvcm.com
	looking for someone in the Las Vegas area to repair my Seeburg Jukebox model 100-78D, Any information would be helpful.
81	Thu May 16 2002 13:51	chet hardick	candchardick@juno.com
	very nice
82	Fri May 24 2002 06:49	Martin Gebauer	martin.gebauer@ilo.de
	I'm trying to repair my an ELPC480
83	Sat May 25 2002 20:40	Steve French	lxstangfiveo@yahoo.com
	Wow! Found your website. Hopefully I can get my Olympian 160 working fully. Problems grabbing any selections. Sent you a detailed email, hope you reply.
84	Sun May 26 2002 06:17	JoAnn Maddux	jodima1@swbell.net
	I am looking for someone to help me determine what year model I have. Model AQ100 SHR-2. Any help would be appreciated.
85	Tue May 28 2002 11:36	Jim Arbuckle	JArbuckle@wiseconsulting.com
	Wonderful site and extremely helpful to a novice. Thanks
86	Thu May 30 2002 16:13	Wesley Dean	wesleydean@gnat.net
	My son and I started The Jukebox Junkyard in 1975 after I retired from 25 years of head technician for a major southeatern jukebox distributor. We have avvumulated over 700 old boxes that we either part out or refurbish for sale. Although we sell and service all old models, Seeburg is the premier manufacturer. We specialize in converting the old tube type control centers to solid-state operation. We also have developed a foolproof solid-state credit system.
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88	Wed Jun 5 2002 17:37	Steve French	lxstangfiveo@yahoo.com
	Great site! Just what I was looking for as a new owner of an almost working Olympian 160.
89	Thu Jun 6 2002 20:26	Robert Savage	savage coin @dodgenet.com
	I like the fact that there is real help out there if it is needed Thanks,ob
90	Tue Jun 11 2002 08:42	Larry White	wjlwhite@swbell.net
	Looking for answers about my Seeburg's "classic scans twice, plays nothing" problem. I found the information under trouble-shooting to be informative, but I am unsure if I am up to the task of isolating and fixing the problem. Do you (or anyone reading this) know of someone in the Dallas, TX, area that is an expert on the old Seeburgs?
91	Thu Jun 13 2002 13:14	YaVonne	virgo7_11@hotmail.com
	tony, have you ever lived in or around shast/redding Ca?
92	Mon Jun 17 2002 09:14	Alan Hood
93	Mon Jun 17 2002 09:23	Alan Hood	alan-hood@datex.co.uk
	Hello, your site had some good photo's my favourite of the period was the Matador. Did you ever come across Norman Craven a jukebox engineer from the UK he is the only service engineer that I know of who went to Seeburg for training. He used to work for Dransfield Novelty in Leeds around 1976-1980 I used to work with him, infact he taught me all I know about Seeburgs. I spoke to him last year he is 84 (or there abouts) If he couldn't repair the jukebox he would play the piano & sing. Regards. Alan Hood. Partner Games Unlimited & Datex Systems.
94	Sat Jun 29 2002 07:03	lee alexander	mrlee410@iwon.com
	my children just bought me a lpc-1 as a gift needs some repair on selector circuit great site
95	Fri Jul 5 2002 15:02	BOB	Q160@AOL.COM
	ALL MY JUKES ARE SEEBURG LUV EM I HAVE A STD160 THOUGH THATS DRIVEN ME NUTS!! I CLEAN I CHECK I CLEAN I CHECK IT STILL WONT PICK UP A RECORD.HELP!!!!!!! LUV BOB
96	Thu Jul 11 2002 14:24	Frank mariacher	frankmariachere@aol.com
	I'm looking for two sets of playing needle for my Seeburg jukebox which is a model#220-SR, Serials#106820, 117 volts, and 60 cycles. Could you help me to identify the following information:the year of my jukebox, the availibilty of parts besides the playing needles, like the old vacuum tubes, pricing for the playing needles etc. Thank you for your help. Frank Mariacher
97	Sun Jul 21 2002 10:48	Michael Wesolowski	mwesolowskisr@ec.rr.com
	hope to hear from you soon
98	Wed Jul 24 2002 01:25	Deren Freeman	dfreemaner@bigpond.com
	Great Site, been looking for something relating to Seebugrgs for months now !
99	Wed Jul 24 2002 10:14	ronald jewell	poppy454@rochester.rr.com
	have a seeburg ls3 that needs help
100	Fri Jul 26 2002 17:18	Mark	mpac1365@hotmail.com
	Seeburg Diner Tabletop (wall mountable) jukebox- need to find age, value, and how to configure speakers to work from another source..Thanks!
101	Fri Aug 2 2002 19:09	Pete Simmons	petersimmons@sysmatrix.net
	Thanks for all the great technical information on Seeburgs. I especially liked the troubleshooting stuff, and found it very useful. I would be even MORE thrilled if you would put out a book on the Seeburg stereo TUBE amplifiers, like the SHFA3, 4, 5, etc. These are great amps, but a LOT can go wrong with them (capacitors, resistors, etc.) A troubleshooting guide for these amps would be a real boon.
102	Tue Aug 6 2002 21:19	Eric Anderson	andersonel@rcn.com
	Proud owner of USC1, USC2, & DS160, all of which need restoration. (I'll get to it someday! I swear I will! And, no doubt, I'll need your new black and grey boxes!) Frequent daydream: Having USC1 (with all new glass) in playroom and operating DEC's in every room of my house. Tony, thanks for doing so much to help us keep these things running! Best, -Eric
103	Tue Aug 6 2002 21:26	Eric Anderson	andersonel@rcn.com
	Oops! I forgot to list the SPS160 that I'm keeping safe for someday. I guess it's more a favor to some stranger out there because I'll never live long enough to complete all of my planned restoration projects, but I'll try like heck.
104	Mon Aug 12 2002 14:39	Lois Kocsis	lokoriverrat@aol.com
	Just looking for a '67 Seeburg for my friend. I have a '59 Wurlitzer and '61 Seeburg.
105	Thu Aug 22 2002 19:19	Erich Loepke	radiotv72@aol.com
	Although I don't yet have a digital Seeburg (would like to have an STD-2, though), I was still able to use your information to troubleshoot my LPC1 and LS1. The LPC1. in particular, had multiple Tormat problems and I would have been lost without the information here.
106	Thu Aug 29 2002 18:10	Mark Gehl	magehl@charter.net
	I own a Seeburg STD2 Entertainer. I think it needs a serious cleaning. It also appears that the woofers are blown out and will have to be replaced. I need a book that can help some one as inept as myself through this process. Are either of your books my answer?
107	Sat Aug 31 2002 21:08	Steve Hoff	remix12@in.net
	I just found your site while doing a Google search. I picked up the following and I'm sure I will be able to use your books. I have already purchased the SHP amp book from Always Jukin'and plan on getting the black / grey box book. SMC1, STD2 QUAD (any idea on how many of these were made? It also had the decoder and autospeed unit still there), STD2, STD160, SPS2, SPS160, USC1 and 2 USC2s. Thanks for making the web site. Steve Hoff
108	Mon Sep 2 2002 14:31	Mark & Robin	mhlock@msn.com
109	Mon Sep 2 2002 16:18	Andrej	andrej.stajic@simobil.si
	Hi, this is best side for Seeburg jukeboxes at all.
110	Mon Sep 2 2002 22:29	larry mitchell	lmit112240@aol.com
	My father recently gave me a model LS2 which he bought at an auction. It works o.k. at present except for speaker vibration. I would like to find a repair and instruction manual. Also need a new styli. Any sugestions? Thanks! You have a great web site.!!!
111	Sun Sep 15 2002 00:26	Duane Loeffler	duaneloeffler@AOL.Com
	Neat site. I was suprised to find so much info regarding Seeburg boxes on the internet. I have two SMC3 units with problems.I would like to find a service manual for the mechanical and contact adjustments and maintenance.I am a television and vcr tech. and believe I have the ability to repair them myself if I have enough info. Need any help on t.v.'s or vcr's just ask!
112	Sun Sep 15 2002 20:04	Bill Gordon	billy34522@aol.com
	I own a Seeburg Mod.SPS2 in good shape. I also got lucky and have the installation & operation manual.
113	Sun Sep 22 2002 17:23	Mike Disanza	mazda@catskill.net
	I feel inspired after reading some of your technical pointers. This is my first jukebox (seeburg SPS160) so I'm a little overwhelmed but I'm glad to see that there is support out there.
114	Wed Sep 25 2002 22:12	Kenneth Hall	kenhall@uwyo.edu
	I have a Model 6000 home console that if I select both sides of the record it will start to play the left side then reject and it goes and plays the right side. If I only select the left side it will play it correctly. Thank you for this site. Ken
115	Fri Sep 27 2002 11:39	Gerry Peterson	gep6345@aol.com
	Great web site!
116	Sat Oct 5 2002 22:51	Jack byrne	bjpb1956@aol.com
	great web site!!!!! as a former Seeburg juke mechanic at World Wide Distributors in Chicago its nice to see all the great Seeburg machines! Thanks!
117	Mon Oct 7 2002 03:43	Thomas Svensson	Thomas.svensson@adm.vxu.se
	A Very good jukebox site. Thank you very much
118	Sun Oct 13 2002 14:45	Joe Kenny	heldball@aol.com
	Sir: I have a seeberg m100G model 1952-54 not sure has a red carraige with a mirror background and chrome front.Although it is excellant condition,I do sometimesneed to know why and how this operates,I have no manuals,troubleshooting guides.Can I get parts,tubes for it? I live in lebanon,Pa approx.10 miles from Hershey,Pa Any info. would be apprciated. Thanx
119	Tue Oct 15 2002 15:29	Santiago Tafoya	STAFOYA@BEHR.COM
	GREAT PAGE
120	Mon Oct 21 2002 23:29	Joel	hoodhouse@vom.com
	Hey, I have been looking for sometime now, but have not been able to find any information on a seeburg model number 200LU1. Would you have any information on it? I would really appreciate it if you could head me in the right direction. Thanks alot. Joel
121	Tue Oct 22 2002 14:59	Mark Devine	markd@ivanhoe63.fsnet.co.uk
	I have a Seeburg M100C, i'm trying to get hold of cartridge, it seems the one I have doesn,t work. Anyone know where to get one from? The friend who's repairing my jukebox worked on them in UK in the early sixties. If anyone can help please let me know.
122	Thu Nov 7 2002 08:00	George Strampher	geostr@DIRECTVInternet.com
	I have a 1959 Seeburg 220, That was given to me. Haven't decided what to do with it yet.
123	Thu Nov 7 2002 18:28	Danny Glaskox	danndeb@datasync.com
	Your site is great for those of us who know little or nothing about jukeboxes. I want mine to work and am willing to spend the time needed to repair it. I just hope I can!!
124	Sun Nov 10 2002 03:06	Ivan Symaeys	lordbizarre@hotmail.com
	great site !keep on the good works !! Ivan alias lordbizarre electric guitar & bizaria collector Leuven,Belgium,€pe
125	Sun Nov 10 2002 15:36	Don Kellogg	kellogg@flash.net
126	Wed Nov 13 2002 10:30	Kenneth McLaughlin	redman55_mi@yahoo.com
	I recently pickup a 1957 Seeburg 220 from my father who bought this new. It's been also 8 years since it was last play, so its a long process trying to get the carriage assembly to function properly. But your site looks good, also if I get into a bind that I can't fix, I'll howler for help. Take care, Ken.
127	Thu Nov 14 2002 06:27	Jon Batson	jon.batson@btinternet.com
	Nice to see that Seeburg detail is available if needed.
128	Tue Nov 19 2002 05:46	Steven M. Brittner	stbrittner@cs.com
	Owner of Brittner Repairs in Pittsburgh. My phone number is 412-260-3114. I have been repairing and operating seeburg jukes for 21 years. I am looking for some special roller title indicaters for the cd1a. Do you know of anyone who may have these?
129	Wed Nov 27 2002 16:40	Kevin	selectomatic@yahoo.com
	Great site -- good information, nice pictures. I hope my Microlog equipment never breaks, but I'm glad I know where to turn if it does!
130	Mon Dec 2 2002 07:32	Bill O'Neill	wco@myjet.biz
	Hey Tony......I too worked at URL back in the early 80's. I ran the shipping dept and was under Art Gross and Ron Polkow. Do you ever here from any of them anymore?? Take care....and nice page!
131	Mon Dec 2 2002 17:29	John Schroth	schroth@strongnet.org
	I have an LS3 and SMC1. The MCU1 from the SMC1 seems to be out. Any suggestions on troubleshooting? IS the MCU book available? Thanks for your help!
132	Tue Dec 3 2002 14:31	Don Stanley	donamy@sbcglobal.net
133	Tue Dec 3 2002 17:53	David Farris	blues@netdoor.com
	Southern Amusement Co. 712 George St. Greenwood, MS 38930
134	Mon Dec 16 2002 19:31	Mike Zigarelli	Ziggs2000@rcn.com
135	Mon Dec 16 2002 19:32	Mike Zigarelli	Ziggs2000@rcn.com
	Would like some information on Seeburg 220S, service manual. Thank You
136	Tue Dec 31 2002 04:30	scott mcdonald	saamusements@primus.com.au
	loved your site & will add to my favorites. had a couple of topaz & several others around that era. always love reading info on them.
137	Tue Jan 7 2003 10:33	Keith Winans	chiefwinnie@hotmail.com
	I have a Seeburg STD4 MardiGras with a SHP3 amp. It may be bad, as some parts on the small back board fried when I plugged it in with the switch on. The parts were replaced, but all I get now is a loud hum. Still looking for info to fix it. You have a pretty neat site. Keith
138	Fri Jan 10 2003 07:31	Gerrit Aanstoot	aanstoot@home.nl
	hello your site is very interesting Can you give me more information about the seeburg vmc1? It seems a very interesting machine regards, Gerrit
139	Sat Jan 11 2003 14:27	yngve jacobi	fqy298f@tninet.se
	mycket bra sida, jag äger en seeburg disco 1978
140	Wed Jan 15 2003 20:50	Arturo Venegas	avenegas@sbcglobal.net
141	Sun Jan 19 2003 18:21	jim berryman	jim8230@myexcel.com
	I was employed in the vending business from 1979 to 1989, almost exclusively repairing and rebuilding Rowe phonographs. However, the company I worked for had all of the big four's boxes. We had a few Seebergs out there and I found them to be the best phonos we owned. (They all sounded great!) Anyway, I've been looking around for a jukebox for the house and it will be a Seeberg. jim
142	Sat Jan 25 2003 14:32	Troy Witt	falcon1964@charter.net
	I have part of a Seeburg REX jukeboxe and Im trying to see what it useto look like
143	Wed Jan 29 2003 18:35	Carl Russo	GG1train@aol.com
	Very interesting
144	Thu Jan 30 2003 12:24	Jason Ramnarine	jramnarine@cdnservo.com
	Pls help me with my Jukebox problem..
145	Fri Jan 31 2003 14:52	Carlton W Eddy	eddy111vette@aol.com
	I have a 75-78, not sure of the year, STD2, That stopped, playing, Just checking the website's out for imformation, I owed the Jukebox since the 80's, and the old saying, You don't know what you got, until it stop playing, Regard from New York
146	Mon Feb 3 2003 00:13	Don	donlpete@yahoo.com
	Interesting site. I am i search of trouble shooting information on a Seeburg model UA-2V (might be VA-2V)
147	Mon Feb 10 2003 17:51	Mike Bond	yridian5@aol.com
	Very interesting site. I am the original owner of a Seeburg-Stern VMC. The sound system on it is one of its great assets. It's still running after 20 years. Since you worked at URL on the original selection electronics for this machine, maybe you can answer a burning question for me. Was the B/W "video screen" consolette for this machine ever produced? It showed up in the original flyer for VMC, but I never physically saw one. What is the story on this? I would love to get my hands on one! Also, if ever the main controller boards for this beast break down, is there any chance of getting a repair? Thx
148	Wed Mar 19 2003 17:24	gerald hankins	ghankins2002@yahoo.com
149	Fri Mar 28 2003 06:02	Larry Brady
150	Fri Mar 28 2003 08:13	Larry Brady	rbrady@lighthouse.net
	Picked up an S100 Seeburg. Looking for someone in Michigan or north to northeast Ohio to give a look at and assessment of the box. I'm told it's a 1967 model and parts if needed are not available. I'm not quite ready to accept that. Know any one in this area? Any help appreciated.
151	Wed Apr 9 2003 06:50	Marcel Bogert	falkor73@hotmail.com
	Hi Tony and others a message from the netherlands, had fun reading through the info and finding out there is a lot of info still to be found on the digital units seeburg/stern made. I've been fiddeling around with mcu's and greyboxen and many other jukebox electronic components for some 10 years now and keep running into brickwalls as soon as a microprocessor turns out to be dead. Hope there will be a solution soon, i've seen many jukeboxen being scrapped because of the MCU being defective. keep up the good work :-)
152	Fri Apr 18 2003 14:57	Rolf	rolfoester@bluewin.ch
	Tony. thank's for your website. I have a EFC1 which is not working anymore. Will order your book very soon. Cheers.
153	Sun Apr 20 2003 12:04	LAVERNE BOOKER	coziemom@bellsouth.net
	GREAT PAGE
154	Tue Apr 22 2003 00:06	Dave Hermsmeyer	dave761@famvid.com
	Great web site! I am looking forward to hearing from you!
155	Thu Apr 24 2003 12:01	Richard Bednarcik	radiorich1@yahoo.com
	Great web page. I repair Jukes,slots,pinballs,and antique radios. Here is my PHOTO PAGE of neat things for sale.......http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/radiorich1/lst?&.dir=/&.src=ph&.begin=9999&.view=t&.order=&.done=http%3a//photos.yahoo.com/bc/radiorich1/lst%3f%26.dir=/%26.src=ph%26.view=t
156	Thu Apr 24 2003 19:07	Byron	jandbkss@sk.sympatico.ca
	Excellent web site. Some good info. on the scan twice and select none problem. Will try your suggestions. Regards, Byron
157	Fri May 2 2003 10:44	Greg Parsons	a409man@cyberg8t.com
	Hi: Great page! I have owned at least 7 VMC's and love them. Like you mentioned, the best sounding vinyl machine made. Warren Rowe and I probably have the most knowledge of these machines in this area (So. Calif.). Do you know of a replacement for the keyboard that Chomerics made for this machine? Stern sure cheaped out on that! Also, I would like to find on optical character reader for loading the title strips into memory. Thanks....Greg Parsons....760-451-0811
158	Sun May 11 2003 13:10	Ed	zepzapper@aol.com
	Hello - Discovered your site while browsing for info about the Seeburg Entertainer. I have one which I obtained from an acquaintence for free simply for getting it out of his apartment. When powered up, the carriage automatically begins to move back and forth and continues to do so. The machine does not respond at all when selections are attempted. While the carriage is moving back and forth, by activating a lever on the carriage manually, the carriage will stop, select the record at that location, play it, and return it to its slot. Due to the fact that the machine seems to play well as far as sound quality and can be manually made to select a random record, I'm suspect that it may not be a major problem to repair it. My problem is that I am virtually clueless in the field of electronics as evidenced by my inability to understand most of what is on your website to aid in troubleshooting. Can you refer me to anyone in the Philadelphia / South Jersey area who might be able to look at my machine and give me an estimate for repair/reconditioning? (I could possibly swap the use of a cottage here in Ocean City, a seashore resort, in exchange for repair) Thanks.
159	Wed May 14 2003 13:19	Jim Withem	jlw2002@earthlink.net
	This is a great site! i am a first time Juke owner i have a SPS 160 Olympian in blue! how rare is this with a little paint and a few minor eletronic fixes it is the best box and im glad i got it!
160	Fri May 16 2003 06:27	Luberth	see@mypage.com
	CStep Motion Controlled HPGL to Stepper(Hobby CNC)
161	Mon May 19 2003 05:16	Cliff Stichter	cstichter@nctc.com
	Your old buddie Ron Rich has been fixing my gray and black boxes. I got your book on black and gray boxes and hope someday to be able to repair them myself since I live in Tn. Not sure what all I need to check them. Good luck. Cliff
162	Wed May 21 2003 00:25	Rossi Piltz	Trssmom@aol.com
	You helped me to figure out which Jukebox I actually had. Thanks
163	Sun May 25 2003 12:40	Carolyn
164	Sun May 25 2003 12:41	Carolyn Barnes	mamabarns@aol.com
	great site, great info. we have a seeburg matador which hasn't worked in a couple of years. i just found your trouble shooting site and hope my son can use your info to correct the problem. Many Thanks
165	Fri Jun 6 2003 16:52	Roberta Sanford	longleggs1@msn.com
	I own an SPS160 Olympian and am interested in selling it...do yo know where I might look to determine its worth??? Thank you
166	Mon Jun 23 2003 19:18	Cindy	clwondra@iq.quik.com
	Thank you for all of your help with my Seeburg, Tony. You have been a lifesaver!
167	Tue Jun 24 2003 08:51	Susan Hosters/Thomas Hosters	shosters@wilsonsports.net
	Hi Tony, does the last name ring any bells. We both worked for Seeburg,my husband Tom was there from the early 50's till the bitter end. Service Parts with Tony Ocasio ? We have a Disco 160/smc1. What we need is an operating manual,can get credits/free play it just won't accept any numbers pressed. Can you help us out ?
168	Sat Jul 5 2003 19:52	Don	d.crum@verizon.net
	Hi. hope you can help. In need of Seeburg Juke box Tech. Fou South Jersey, Delaware area. Thanks Don
169	Tue Jul 8 2003 19:52	Bill Updegraff	billup@bellsouth.net
	Started to work on Jukeboxs after retirement as a field computer engineer for over 40 years. Having a ball and keep very buzy on all models here in the Birmingham Al Area. Am working on a Seeburg LS1 that has scan problems and found your article very helpful.
170	Mon Jul 14 2003 09:05	Jessica	bluemagic1920@yahoo.com
	I am in need of a technicial in/near the Atlanta area. i have a Seeburg select-o-matic SHR 222 that needs some repair. If anyone can help. please e-mail me.
171	Fri Jul 18 2003 19:53	Gilbert Cote	cote1@infionline.net
	Looking for help with my jukebox -- AMI CTI-1SC Camelot
172	Tue Jul 22 2003 06:59	James Adams	vjaiii@hotmail.com
	I am looking to purchase a nice Seeburg SMC1 Jr. box. Thanks again.
173	Thu Jul 31 2003 11:16	Jim Russell	radiojim@earthlink.net
	Have two Seeburgs with black and gray boxes. Five other older models. Have ordered both books on the boxes. Looking forward to being able to repair one of my gray boxes or letting Ron do it. This is a great 'site', keep up the good work. SEEBURGS FOREVER.................
174	Tue Aug 12 2003 19:56	Barbara	aNJhomeGirl@yahoo.com
	Thanks for the memories, good site, very helpful.
175	Sun Aug 17 2003 13:17	Jim Kerr	jim44kerr@msn.com
	I enjoy reading your comments about Seeburg jukeboxes as I used to repair them here in Bristol England. My boss Lionel Hutchings used to import them and we changed the gears for 50HRZ. Got to meet the wife from bingo.
176	Sun Aug 31 2003 13:54	KEVIN & LORI COOKE	vegaswolf2000@MSN.COM
	Nice web site,my wife and I just purchased a USC2 in excellent condition will be ordering books from you !!.
177	Sat Sep 6 2003 20:47	Steven Hoff	remix12@in.net
	Hello Tony, Your SHP book was a great help for me when I rebuilt my first SHP amp. Thanks, Steve
178	Sat Sep 13 2003 17:43	Shawn Paddock	volkswagn71@cox.net
	I have a 77/78 Model STD4 that has amp problems (it started to smoke). before it quit it was selecting and rejecting records continiously. Need help!
179	Thu Sep 25 2003 18:24	Art Andrews	hotsauceart@att.net
	Great info on the Tormat. Should be able to fix my VL-200 scanning problem now.
180	Sat Sep 27 2003 21:27	Tim Sizemore	timsmore@cox.net
	I was # 10,001 to your site. I have an AY 160 that I have been tinkering with. It was very ugly about a month ago and I have repainted and used alot of simple green on it. Local guy used to work on them and is trading work for my big screen that went out. Hopefully all comes together. I need to get two tubes, 0A2, and continue from there. I can't wait!
181	Sat Oct 4 2003 09:05	John Groel	jgroel@comcast.net
	Great site, thanks for the info. Its time to start my own maintainence and troubleshooting on my QR 160. Took your advice and bought the complete manual from Always Jukin. Tormat not always picking up records. Keep those tips flowing!
182	Wed Oct 8 2003 18:34	Shayne Connaughton	prestige@asitis.net.au
	Looking for a book to help get my 100-77d working to good order
183	Sun Oct 19 2003 08:02	John Schreffler	johnsc@csonline.net
	I have a USC1 and am looking for troubleshooting information on it and came across your site.
184	Thu Oct 30 2003 06:34	Bernard J Cuff	Bernard@Aol.com
	Dear Sir As yet I have to decipher all the knowledge you have placed before. Here's hoping
185	Fri Oct 31 2003 12:33	Ken Fleck	kenfleck@execpc.com
	Bought a Seeburg Entertainer that I am repairing. It needs a volume control swithch. Any leads appreciated. ken
186	Mon Nov 3 2003 20:54	Charles McRae	charles.mcrae@comcast.net
	Have a USC-2, my son has my old M100B, currently working on a SMC Jr. Thanks for your insights and info on this site.
187	Sun Nov 9 2003 02:37	Trevor Clapton	tclapton@urban.net.au
	Good to see help is around when you need it.
188	Sun Nov 16 2003 08:10	gerard look	clntewood2@aol.com
	Very nice site you have. I have a Quad seeburg juke box. Thank You. gerard look
189	Tue Nov 18 2003 00:21	Dan Barthel	dvbarthel@jps.net
	Bought a 1968 seeburg S 100 last year. Enjoy learning about jukeboxes,a rael international interest.Our box stopped in the middle of a record,smoke coming from the lower compartment. I'm trying to figure out how to open the bottem of the box.Any suggestions. Enjoy your site.Thanks Dan
190	Fri Nov 28 2003 14:14	Rick Lundy	richerl@wcnet.org
	very nice web sight!
191	Fri Nov 28 2003 22:27	al vantangoli	www.theearlscpd@aol.com
	I have a matador seeburg sps2 that is driving me crazy The machine plays well but i have to ground it to pick up selections the it picks them all up the selections area (keyboard) doesnt seem to be working at all not even lighting up when you push the numbers nothing happens I tried changing fueses traced wires i am almost at the end of my rope maybe you can give me some advice one of the cops I work with also couldnt figure the deal and
192	Sun Dec 7 2003 20:01	Chris T. Heaps	CrsHeaps@aol.com
	I have a model LS-1 to service this Tuesday. I notice you do not mention this one. Howeveer, is it similar to the LS3 you list?? I used to work for Wurlitzer as a Fieldservice Rep for their electronic Organ products. I have been in North Tanowanda plant, but never worked with Jukeboxes, althouugh I ahve heard several stories about them. ChsHeaps
193	Wed Dec 31 2003 03:56	chris tanner	chris@cktsedi.freeserve.co.uk
	I have a problem with my V200. It will not stop scanning. I have just re assembled the jukebox after re chroming some of the parts and this problem has occurred. I hope that the information on your site will help to establish the cause. All worked well before I stripped the box which came to me from the USA. Maybe it is an assembly problem. Should all of the tubes light up when the box is on standby?
194	Mon Jan 12 2004 19:00	Richard Roth	rar319@localnet.com
	seeberg USC2 firestar. My son Andy got this for me. He does service and repair on jukeboxes,and has already cleaned up, swapped black and gray boxes, lubricated and check most everthing that he can, but still not working properly. Thanks
195	Thu Jan 15 2004 13:36	Dave Capone	dhcapone@juno.com
	Have a Seeberg U100 Mustang, and I need a trouble shooting guide.
196	Thu Jan 22 2004 12:06	Denny Klein	dpk27@hotmail.com
	Great website, I am a big fan of the SMC jukes. I am looking for an SMC3 and am reconditioning an SMC1 currently.
197	Fri Jan 23 2004 13:15	Paul Evans	pauliwog@hotmail.com
	I recently purchased an Entertainer STD2. A mouse had eaten the wires going to the tone arm but I was able to splice some new wires in. Other that that it seems to work pretty good. My wife is now scouring second hand stores for 45's.
198	Fri Jan 23 2004 15:17	Deleplanque Henri	deleplanque.henri@planetinternet.be
	I replace a scs3100 (pulse detector circuit)the print is ok but 2n5064 will not work . is there an other solution. deleplanque.henri@planetinternet.be
199	Tue Jan 27 2004 13:03	Alan Chambers	chambers@relia.net
	I am an Route Operator In Utah - My father started it in 1940 and the family has taken over where he left off. I still have many Seeburg Jukes here and in locations still collecting money each week. I would like to know where I can find all the Pictures of each Seeburg made - Do you have good pictures?? Thanks
200	Thu Jan 29 2004 15:50	Briggs Clark	Briggscd@netzero.net
	Hello; I have a SMC1 Disco 160 that works and everything but it is missing a needle and a spring or what ever makes the needle are move across the record? I have the owners manual and records.But I realy don't know how to fix this jukebox. Could you maybe help me in some way. Thank you Briggs
201	Wed Feb 4 2004 10:01	Mary C. Mateja	marym@gra-inc.com
	Hi, I am the proud, new owner of a Seeburg SPS160 Olympian jukebox. Unfortunately, right now it is all apart. I mean all apart. This is what happened. Friends of my sister's had moved to Florida and they did not want to take the jukebox with them. Since my 50th birthday was coming up (January 21st), my sister purchased it from them (I do not know how much she paid for it). Mike (the guy who sold it) had taken it apart. A guy (he's around 80 and I do not know his name) who serviced Mike's machine over the years advised Mike how to take it apart (suppossedly it should have only been in 3 or 4 separate pieces). Well, Mike really took it apart. Anyway, while I was at the Eagles playoff game against Carolina, the elderly man was suppossed to have put it together so that when I came back from the game, I would have been suprised. Well, when he arrived at my house and saw how apart it was, he didn't want to have anything to do with it. When my sister contacted Mike (in Florida), he and his wife are planning on coming up in April (they have a house in New Jersey and will live there for six months) and he said he will put it back together. I am a little skeptical about Mike being able to do this when the elderly guy would not even touch it. I really don't want to wait until April (today is February 4th, 2004) and was wondering if you had any suggestions for me. Please write back when you can. Thanks, Mary
202	Thu Feb 5 2004 16:53	Bill Bailey	ncbailey3@yahoo.com
	Nice website, very informative
203	Mon Feb 9 2004 14:03	remo di giovanni	remo@it.usyd.edu.au
	I enjoyed reading about how the tormat unit functions.
204	Fri Feb 13 2004 05:27	Dennis Tkacs	dtkacs@cs.com
	I just obtain a FC1 just recently and hope you can e-mail me.
205	Wed Feb 25 2004 00:10	Brian Webster	Brian.Webster@qp.gov.bc.ca
	Very informative website Tony. Thanks for your info on D.E.C. Wallbox installation. Read alot written by you on the Seeburg Jukebox Information Club website as well.
206	Thu Feb 26 2004 11:17	kasey manfredi	manfredi@comcast.nrt
	I have a 1979-1980 phoenix seeburg with disco ball looking for someone to help figure out why the carriage wont work any help woulg be grearly appreciated
207	Sat Mar 13 2004 21:20	john charno	john.charno@sympatico.ca
	would like your opinion on what a working 1958-59 seeburg 161 is worth, average condition. a friend of mine has one and i want to buy it and want to offer him a fair price. any comments would be appreciated...
208	Sat Mar 27 2004 20:53	Lorne groner	lorne@islandmicro.com
	I have your shp3 manual and found it to best manual i ever bought .I wish that i had order your other manual at the same time Will get them ones i get a juke that i can use it for. keep up the great work in makeing your manuals. thank
209	Sat Apr 3 2004 16:11	Denis Janelle	diunigi@sympatico.ca
	Hi all! I own a fully functional SPS2 Matador. Looking for a service manual and a place to order parts from (just in case!)
210	Wed Apr 7 2004 08:31	Bruce B.	americannleaguer@hotmail.com
	To those former employees at 1500 N. Dayton, My hat is off to you. As a 14 year old kid from Detroit visiting Chicago, I was welcomed into the plant and given an informal tour. I really liked the vending machines set on "free play" . I remember the red brick office building on the South end. Sadly, that was the first sign of the demise. At least the factory building has been put to use again as a high end Home Depot these days. Who would have known that the real estate value of that property would be worth more than what Stern paid XCOR for the Juke Box assets!
211	Sun Apr 11 2004 16:26	Dennis Lavin (Jukeboxdenny)	lavinref@baysat.net Jukeboxdenny@yahoo.com
	Just getting into seeburgs, nice info on them on your web pages!Should help me alot!
212	Sun Apr 18 2004 07:57	Jacob Draaisma	jjdraaisma@nkf.nl
	Nice site, it could be very usefull.
213	Tue Apr 20 2004 13:23	Rick Cardinale	RCardin266@aol.com
	THANK YOU! I am going to purchase a service manual for my Seeburg unit. DS100/160
214	Wed Apr 21 2004 16:58	Terry Dean	mrjuke@msn.com
	I have been in the jukebox business for 33 years and attended Seeburg service schools in the 70's and early 80's. my company here in Colorado is CLASSIC JUKEBOX AND GAME CO. Phone is 800-327-5853 I do sale and restoration of most all models from the thirty's on up. Thanks..
215	Thu Apr 22 2004 10:22	Mgbada de Guyman	mumu19@aol.com
	I have a 1963 juke box, good site, I dey here oooooo
216	Tue May 4 2004 18:24	Hugo Prime	hugo.prime@ntlworld.com
	At last a really useful site. I hope this will help me fix my newly bought 10077D Topaz which has just stopped working. Hugo. Cambridge England
217	Fri May 7 2004 11:19	Doug Schuster	soccershoe@powerweb.com
	Just in the Jukebox business for last 26 years ,only worked on a few Seeburgs on route. Lots of them from the 50's & 60's showing up in my (hobby) repair jobs on the side.
218	Mon May 17 2004 15:09	Fred Lubinger	matrix2@warwick.net
	Hi: Looking for someone in the northern NJ area to repair my Seeburg1954R. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Fred
219	Sun May 30 2004 22:18	Amar Madnani	caflon@vsnl.com
	I wonder why Seeburg thought it fit , in those days, to change its designs from the V-200 and Showcase models tpo the other less attractive models like Mustang etc which do not show the working mechanism. I have a V-200, a Showcase and a Mustang model as also an AMI . But , of course , my favourite is the V-200! Its display and its rotating drum for selections is outstanding. I am glad someone with your background is devoting time and effort to this group. I am located in India and by my reckoning there are about 200-500 working units in India but these will get junked over the next 5 years. A tragedy indeed considering that they are available at a throwaway price.
220	Mon May 31 2004 05:14	douglas. christie	douglas.christie4@ntlworld.com
	Hi Tony, Even though I am a rockola fan I have the rockola 1448, I found your site very interesting, Its nice to see the photos also, It`s a great site and will get better Im sure, god luck with it. Best Regards Doug. (U.K.)
221	Mon May 31 2004 06:43	Nigel Pugh	pughn@npsyssoft.force9.co.uk
	Tony, Excellent Web Site and useful information. Nigel Pugh, UK
222	Mon May 31 2004 07:45	Armand Hoffstetter	samebut@earthlink.net
	seeburg knoledge from V through LS2 Im glad someone knows the later mods.
223	Wed Jun 2 2004 21:32	Joe Dash	joedash@sasktel.net
	Very nice new site. Any way to get ahold of the Mr. O'Neil that designed the boxes? Thanks, Joe
224	Thu Jun 3 2004 13:56	Victor Campolattaro Jr
	Hi, I enjoyed your website and love the Seeburg jukeboxes too. Great job! Keep up the good work. Vic PS:See my website below amd more. Check it out ! I hope you enjoy your visit. Please LMK.. any comments welcome... http://gallery.fdu.edu/wsc/pluchino/campgames/ Here is the Gameroom Magazine article for Nov 2003 featured is my pinball gameroom as the "Gameroom of the Month" click on all 6 pages of pictures... http://www.gameroommagazine.com/gm1103_1.htm Thanks for being interested. Vic
225	Fri Jun 11 2004 16:50	Tijs De Wandel	tijs.dewandel@pandora.be
	Nice site, I have learned a lot from your books. I'm hoping to become the next generation in jukebox repair :) greetz and thnks for all the advice
226	Tue Jun 29 2004 00:50	Vern Tisdale	vtisdale@mindspring.com
	Very nice work
227	Sun Jul 4 2004 12:47	Skip Chambers	gchambers21@insightbb.com
	I was looking for a repair place for my 2 jukeboxes and this site had several places fairly close to me to call and that is exactly what I was looking for, so thank you very much. Skip Chambers
228	Thu Jul 22 2004 08:37	Ingemar appelros	i.appelros@comhem.se
	Very nice and interesting site +++++++++++++
229	Wed Jul 28 2004 17:06	lee weaver	leeweaver
	Model USC2 "scans twice, picks up nothing" Saint Augustine, Florida. Anyone nearby who can help. Thanks. GREAT site.
230	Wed Jul 28 2004 20:21	Lee Weaver	leeweaver@se.rr.com
	correcting email address above. Thanks. Still a great site; still looking for help in St. Augustine FL. on seeburg USC2.
231	Thu Jul 29 2004 12:38	Jim Edwards	jtaedwards@sofnet.com
	I am completely blown away by your great wealth of knowledge and shared info. Thank you so much. I have a few Seeburgs and pinballs of my own but just dabble. Thanks again.
232	Tue Aug 3 2004 12:04
233	Fri Aug 6 2004 12:09	Larry Rohring	Larryrohring@yahoo.com
	Seems any time I search the internet for Seeburg, I find either Ron Rich or Tony Miller answering a question for someone. You wrote some good stuff here on this site! I'm glad I happened accross it! I ran service on a vending route back in the 70's. We had 100 selects through the Disco models. I'm still amazed that you can take a tone arm assembly off a Seeburg Disco and it will mount right on a Seeburg 100C. Just add a TSA amp of choice, adapted the mute and you have an old look playing stereo.
234	Tue Aug 17 2004 12:07	Lawrence Leibhart	turntable11@comcast.net
	Hi Tony: Enjoy your website. I have the 1952 home unit you show with the same mahoghany cabinet. Fantastic sound! I also own a Seeburg M100A still using the original cartridge. The sound will knock you off your chair. Seeburg knew what they were doing. I'll be in touch in case I need some troubleshooting. Lawrence
235	Wed Sep 1 2004 09:59	Nancy Knight	waltonwannabe@yahoo.com
	I didn't locate the jukebox I was looking for, but I did enjoy your site. Very informative.
236	Fri Sep 3 2004 21:58	Marvin Polan	liveinthepast@charter.net
	Thanks for writeing your books on black and grey boxes and shp amps. I most likely would have thrown myself off a clif without them Marvin
237	Thu Sep 23 2004 09:56	Linda Kain	lrkain@usadatanet.net
	I found your site very interesting and helpful. I present have a Seeburg Stereo Showcase SS-160 1966-67 and am interested in selling it. Could you help me find someone who might be interested in it. I live in Central New York. Thanks!
238	Mon Oct 11 2004 18:05	Roy Freeman -- Granbury, tx.	rfree@hcnews.com
	I have a Seeburg Fleetwood/Electra 1965
239	Wed Oct 13 2004 15:51	bob mcadams	stickys@adelphia.net
	really enjoy your site
240	Mon Oct 18 2004 18:44	Jack L. Dahl	jdc@wiktel.com
	I am looking for information on how to get another tormat memory unit.
241	Mon Oct 25 2004 16:27	Joop Valk	joopvalk@wanadoo.nl
	Hi there, It's very nice to see that you're so into Seeburg, the information that you give,can't be found in any book i think,i hope that in the further future we may seen and read many more things about the seeburg's that are not so populair. (i have two of them:a golden jet and a lpc480). maybe they will be even populair as the 50's seeburgs.(i hope so). In The Netherlands there isn't much information, how the juke's were transported from the USA, to europe,were they shipped into small parts and assembled there together,or were they build in the states and shipped as a complete jukebox. were they assembled in europe for the country they were going to,and then i mean the operator instructions in the language that they spoke. thanks. Joop Valk
242	Tue Nov 2 2004 14:26	Steve Nelson	nelson.s.j@frontietnet.net
	Great web site? Thanks for all the info. I own several Seeburgs including LPC1, LPC480, SS160, LS1, LS2, LS3 and STD2.
243	Sun Nov 7 2004 13:52	Ben Hart	bhart1518@earthlink.net
	I have a friend, Kim Goluska of Chicago, who tells me his father (since passed away) and brother worked at the Seeburg plant. I bought a Discotheque PFEAU model a few years ago. I see several of them being assembled in your factory photos. Anyway, Kim has given me some large posters (about 3' by 6') which are graphically similar to the design used in that jukebox model. He says his brother designed them when he worked at Seeburg during his college summers. I recently bought a Consolette and am looking to get it working with my jukebox. It is missing a small speaker grille. If you hear of one out there, please let me know. I sure enjoy your web site. I lived for 10 years fairly close (2100 block of Bissell) to the Dayton St. factory, after it was closed.
244	Sun Nov 14 2004 21:58	John Wiley	wileysmagic@hotmail.com
	Recently been given my families 1962 Seeburg 160.Interested in knowing if there is any PARTS for these as the original glass/plastic insert tray thingy behind glass was broken.Also no sound comes out but I see you have a NorCal repairman.Thx for any info you could send/provide,John Wiley
245	Mon Nov 22 2004 13:09	Michael Gruenberg	michael.gruenberg@verizon.net
	I have a Seeburg SMC1 jukebox in my home. It still plays great. Recently, the light on the bottom panel stopped lighting. I took the fluorescent and the starter to be tested and in the hardware store. They both worked which means that there must be somehting wrong with the wires. I have a few questions: 1.My first question is, do you sell the wiring assembly that connects to the light on the bottom portion of the box? 2.On your site you talk about a spotlight that reflects off the turntable. I don't have the piece that the light would shine off of. Do you have that part? 3. I live on Long Island and would like to know if you can recommend a reputable repair person that will come to the house to service the box? Thank-you, Mike Gruenberg
246	Tue Nov 23 2004 11:05	Fredrick O'Neal	topgun39@prodigy.net
	Hi. Enjoyed your web site. I live in Chicago; have three Seeburg jukeboxes two are actually working (kind of). I was a electronic/computer tech for Western Union for dozens of years and I have just started studying the Tormat Selection Mechanism in my non-working LPC-1; very interesting. Your articile was a BIG help. Those remind me of the old Sperry/Univac computers I serviced at WU; with the actual memory core donuts..LOL! I really would like to use the tormat selctor to select my Pioneer CD100 carosel mechanism; yes I know..but what the yeah...who can get records anymore? Thanks. Fredrick
247	Wed Nov 24 2004 01:01	steve ramsey	ramseycarpet@yahoo.com
	Great website. My friend and I just purchased 11 Seeburg juke boxes that we found stored in a warehouse, all in excellent condition. Already have interested parties for some of them, this website helps identify most of them. Still trying to figure out a price to sell most of them for. Thanks, Steve
248	Wed Nov 24 2004 15:23	NANCY ELWELL	NANCYELWELL3@AOL.COM
	HI, MY MOM ( BETTY ELWELL )WORKED FOR SEEBURG FOR 10 WITH JIM BERDON AND REMAINED FRIENDS WITH HIM UNTIL HE PASSED AWAY ON FEB 2ND 2001... I HAVE A HSCI HOME STEREO CONSOLE,THE REMOTE SELECTOR. THE SEEBURG BOOK, MANUAL AND SEEBURG ALBUMS... I ALSO THINK I HAVE EXTRA NEEDLES...IT WAS PURCHASED NEW, AND HAS BEEN IN MY FAMILY FOR 30 YEARS... ANYONE INTERSETED IN PURCHASING PLEASE CONTACT.. I WILL SEND PICTURES... I WAS GOING TO PUT IT ON E-BAY.... BUT FOUND THIS SITE.....
249	Sun Nov 28 2004 19:19	Ken Fleck	kenfleck@execpc.com
	Does your micro book contain instructions on how to change the infinity bulbs on a std2 entertainer? Ken
250	Mon Dec 6 2004 20:39	Terry	terryp58@aol.com
	purchased a Seeburg box at an auction, on a whim, it has an interesting background. thanks for info.
251	Thu Dec 9 2004 13:42	Jim Dirksen	dirksenj@bellsouth.net
	Hi - love the site - you've obviously put a lot of effort into it. I work for a plastic injection molding company, and I like the factory photos and the manufacturing/assembly information. Do you have any info on the plastic parts production? Did Seeburg do that in-house also? Sorry, I don't own any of the machines you worked on, but I love my G, R, V200, 201, DS160. Keep up the good work!
252	Thu Dec 9 2004 17:34	Jay Ciampi	jciampi@tnni.net
	Nice site.
253	Tue Dec 14 2004 14:03	Vince Dooley	vdooley@negia.net
	Hey, liked your site..I'm a juke, video,pinball tech. here around Athens, GA. Been in the business for 15 years..Just wanted to say hey... Vince
254	Wed Dec 22 2004 10:53	Wayne Trudeau	W_TRUDEAU@YAHOO.CA
	Just purchased a STD160. Looks great. Needs a little TLC.
255	Wed Dec 22 2004 19:51	David	lala@citlink.net
	I have puchased a Seeburg Model SMC3. The control board where you punch in the selection does not light up, show selections and credits and it will not get a record to play. The record pickup unit operates from side to side when you power it up. I have found this site and am buying the books, now I have a chance of repair.
256	Thu Dec 23 2004 16:43	A Medley	medley@midsouth.rr.com
	My Seeburg Discotheque (1965) is new to me. It gets tired after playing 5 or 6 records and slows down. After a pause of 15-30 minutes it plays again. What's the problem?
257	Mon Dec 27 2004 20:04	Bob McGurty	stloiusramz@aol.com
	Was trying to identify my seeburg juke box by picture. I have no model number but have a serial number. I believe it's a 89. Hard to talk to any one about a problem when you don't know the model number. Tried other people that tells me that it's one of the last seeburg made, dan't confirm or deny.
258	Sun Jan 2 2005 17:35	deb tobias	dtobias@isd.net
	I am looking at purchasing a LS2 and would like value information.
259	Wed Jan 5 2005 13:28	Mark Hitz	Mark.Hitz@verizon.net
	I have a LS2-160 Gem SN 1134331 that will not let go of the record after playing it. Any Sugggestions or Know of a Good Repair Person in the Dallas Texas area?
260	Wed Jan 26 2005 14:08	PAUL/PERSONAL TOUCH VENDING	PTEVEND@AOL.COM
	I WILL SEND PHOTOS OF SOME BOXES
261	Tue Feb 1 2005 08:25	Jim Russell	radiojim@earthlink.net
	Great web site, have printed many of the Seeburgs and have had them framed.
262	Thu Feb 3 2005 10:30	Tom Davis
	As is evidenced by the other guests' comments, this site certainly helps fill a vacuum in regards to information. Very interesting to see so much available in one place. Thanks for taking the time and energy to help so many others within the hobby.
263	Thu Mar 3 2005 17:49	Dr. Tom Haffner
264	Thu Mar 3 2005 18:01	Dr. Tom Haffner	haffnert2@earthlink.net
	An invaluable service. I fixed my '59 222's long-standing repeat play problems via your advice. It was a weak, stretched vertical clutch extension spring near the safety rod. I made a new, stronger spring from existing stock, which works fine. How can I buy a copy of one of Rich's mech book?Many, mmany thanks.
265	Thu Mar 3 2005 18:01	Dr. Tom Haffner	haffnert2@earthlink.net
	An invaluable service. I fixed my '59 222's long-standing repeat play problems via your advice. It was a weak, stretched vertical clutch extension spring near the safety rod. I made a new, stronger spring from existing stock, which works fine. How can I buy a copy of one of Rich's mech book?Many, mmany thanks.
266	Thu Mar 10 2005 06:09	Lida	Lida@wedpagina.nl
	Hello, I'm the proud owner of a seeburg SMC1. Unfortuneally I had to repair it several times. (SRAM on CPU unit). The latest error is that when turned on it starts scanning and won't stop doing that. Maybe the power supply is the caurse of all my problems?? If anyone has a suggestion what the error can be please mail me. Greetz from Holland
267	Mon Apr 4 2005 01:39	John Palmer	samspade1@juno.com
	great site
268	Sat Apr 9 2005 11:41	Bryan E. Turner	beturner20002002@yahoo.com
	This is my frist time . I just found your wed site . I have 5 juke boxes (1) seeburg vl200 (2) seeburg SMC1 (1978 I think) (3) seeburg SMC2 (1979 I think )(4) rock-ola 1494 (5) rock-ola grand prix 425 . I have wall boxes for all of them . All work but the two SMC1&2 . I am going to start working the 2 SMC . Iknow very little about working on them . I did buy the books on them . If you know of any person in California or ? would like to know . Thank you Bryan Turner
269	Tue Apr 12 2005 08:26	MARYANN	TIEDYEGIRL72@YAHOO.COM
	I HAVE A 1977 SEEBURG JUKEBOX . CAN YOU TELL ME HOW MUCH WORTH?? IT IS A STD4 MARDI GRAS
270	Sat Apr 16 2005 21:45	Jean	tidybowl36@aol.com
	I am looking for a good,clear Picture of a sps2 matador seeburg 73 which shows the crome panel around the songs also the crome on the top and color of the select & reset buttons. I just found this site and hope you are still on it.
271	Tue Apr 19 2005 15:01	JP	nutz4nova@aol.com
	Finally I found a place where I can get some info on the seeburg Jukes. All the old timmers are passing away and its hard to get info . Thanks for the help JP
272	Fri Apr 22 2005 18:51	joe	joepg1@bellsouth.net
	working on a seeburg sps160. Need a gray box or substitute. Just started looking and have a few local leads to follow up on, but would appreciate any leads or help. thanks in advance joe g
273	Tue Apr 26 2005 22:52	Britt Brittingham	brittingham2@comcast.net
	GREAT site !!! someone gave me a sps 160 Olypian of 1972. I pluged it in and the lights go on and the motor turns, but thats all a know that it works. Thinking about getting it worked on. Is it worth it ? You know and worked on them . What do you think ?
274	Mon May 23 2005 00:02	Tom Hoffmann	thoffmann@weadock.net
	Hi there. Nice to see a jukebox enthusiest. Have you ever heard of the Seeburg "Disco Theque"? I am researching a model that my father bought me and my brothers in 1977. The unit has beveled glass, which curves to almost 1/4 circle. Eight speakers at the top, with two bass in the doors. The unit shows evidence of being commercial, with a coin drop slot and locked coin basin. There is a usage counter built in, which you can observe when the top is up. To operate the unit, you lift the glass after selecting your music flipping a service toggle from start to play. the background of the unit has a cityscape and reads "Seeburg Disco Theque". Have you ever seen this model? What is it worth, though it is not for sale? By the way, it works perfectly, though serviced a few times. Loaded with 45's from the 70's. Love it. Tom Hoffmann thoffmann@weadock.net
275	Wed Jun 1 2005 06:16	craig hunter	craig.hunter@tesco.net
	great website, but i cannot find a cure for my std2 entertainer. when i make a selection it plays the record it is closest to all the way through puts it back then plays the next record next to it all the way along every track..help
276	Tue Jun 14 2005 23:52	John Robertson	jrr@flippers.com
	I really liked the tour of the factory - thanks for that treat! John :-#)# www.flippers.com
277	Wed Jun 22 2005 17:42	Joop Valk	joopvalk@wanadoo.nl
	Hi Tony, Nice to talk to you again, last time it was Oct 25th 2004. wel the factory photo's are very nice to see, do you have some more of them ? i like your Seeburg Site very much, sometimes i visit your site alway's looking for something new on it. can you give me some more information about my Seeburg "Golden Jet". for example,How many were build of them. in the book " the ultimate jukebox guide ", they wrote about 2,200 of them were build. and is the "waterfransfer" i think it is ,on the front glass somewere obtainable. the Stepper build for the "Golden Jet" is he ever produced. i've never seen one before,i know it was an option. and at last what was the Price that the " Golden Jet Cost at that time it was build. i hope that you will write me back. Thank You. Joop Valk
278	Sat Jul 9 2005 15:25	jennifer	jtesta@carolina.rr.com
	I'm trying to find out information about S100 Phono Jet of 1967 - is it true that only 400 or 500 were made that year? Does that make them valuable?
279	Thu Jul 21 2005 11:07	Ross Terry	boofy41@hotmail.com
	Awesome site. And great resources. I have been given a beautiful 1963 LPC1b for my home. Somehow, my uncle had swindled it out of a guy running a small tavern somewhere up in Washington. Had been running everyday since it was purchased new. When I have it, I will take it and have it lovingly attended to, cleaned up and the like. Still works beautifully. Incredible. Outside of phonograph needles, I truly doubt anythinge else was ever done to it. The woodwork will need a bit of work. Again, beautiful.
280	Fri Aug 12 2005 17:23	john goulet	goulet@net1plus.com
	Great site! Informative and helpful! Glad someone like you is involved in the hobby.
281	Wed Aug 17 2005 15:40	Jesse Brock	jbbrock@adelphia.net
	Tony, Great site. I own a Model 6001, my parent bought it in the sixties and I still have all the orignal papers that came with it. However it sets overed in my garage, it works just two big for my house. I look at getting rid of it but I could not find anyone who wanted it, probable not looking in the right place. Is there a market for this model. I would like to see someone who would appreciate it and use it have it. I love the sound it has and the cabinet beautiful I fell it is going to waste in my garage.
282	Sat Aug 20 2005 21:52	Bill Taylor	bt_2627@yahoo.com
	Tony, as a hobbyist I just started helping a friend with his Seeburg Y100. Been having a ball working on it. Of course, has the old 2 scan and no pick, so working on that now. Your website and your help has been fantastic, and appreciate for helping us hobbyist's. I know you sell jukebox books, so you don't want to answer everbody's problems, and I understand. But, can you just answer a question that bothers me from your tips on the website please? I had tried the battery toriod trick and after that all records picked up. So my problem is Write-in. Ok, now on your website at the page "Symptom 3: Scan twice, plays nothing", you asked for us to check the Write-In voltage. Said I'd see the Write-In voltage on the terminal strip. I've got a tube type juke (Y100), so I looked at terminal D & E. I never see anything except ground. I do look at the OA2 in the power supply and see -300VDC. Could I see anything at that test D & E? If I read it right I thought I would from your page. But, that looks more like a pulse from the Credit Unit and trigger and if so it must be so small of time I'd never see it on a meter. Is that right? I tested my OHM meter good from the power supply, thru the trigger and Write-In receiver. From there though, I'm still having trouble to where I loose my pulse to the toriods. So, what I'm really asking is whether terminal D & E are anything for me to use to test or not what I was supposed to look at for the -300 voltage. It will just tell me whether I understood that paragraph on your website. Thanks Tony. -- Bill
283	Sat Aug 27 2005 03:25	Clayton Martini	clayyts@yahoo.com
	A fantastic site. Thank you for the trouble shooting guide. I am starting to become attached to my seeburg carnival now, even though I found this site to simply diagnose and fix it so as to sell it. I'm still having a few problems, but at least I have direction and a better understanding of the whole selection process. Good stuff :o)
284	Tue Sep 6 2005 19:37	Dallas Hernandez	KALTSTEEL@aol.com
	Great site. Haven't been in amusement repair for about 15 years but I still have my LS2 jukebox. Wish we had internet access back then. It would have helped me out a lot. Its great to that there are still guys out there who are willing to help out anybody with a problem. The tour was very interesting. I definitely appreciated seeing how my unit was produced. I'm waiting for some info on the mechanism. so I can get her going again. My LS2 suffered a voltage spike about a year ago and I am now just getting around to repairing it. It was plugged into a surge protector but she's still idle for now. With a little help and patience and some extra time, I'll have her playing again. Keep up the good work.
285	Sat Sep 10 2005 12:54	Harry Baumgartner	HarryOBaum@AOL.Com
	I became the First Field Rep on the Seeburg Home Stereos as they went into production Circa 1968. Covering 11 Western States. Later the New England area. Then Seeburg Service Mgr at Indianapolis, later the same at Dorsey Md (Baltimore suburb) Know Warren Rowe and Ron Rich, and of course the late Jim Burdon. Presently have a 6001 Home Stereo but in need of a set of belts, any help in locating same would be appreciated. Harry
286	Wed Sep 14 2005 14:38	Linda Sue	lindapbeloit@aol.com
	I have a 1965 Seeburg DisQtheque/It still plays and I was considering selling it but do not know what one would sell for, could you give me any information on a price? I do enjoy listening to the OLDIES but like everyone, our family is falling on hard times. Thank You and Have a nice day. Linda **** lindapbeloit@aol.com
287	Wed Sep 14 2005 21:25	David Graham	dgraham@usit.net
	Tony, I own a Seeburg U100 Dusco unit that has developed some problems. Looking for someone in the Columbia SC area that can repair it. Any help appreciated.
288	Sun Oct 2 2005 22:25	Alexander R. Casanova, Sr.	anaalex7772@yahoo.com
	I am a bass play and occasionally I play with a R & R or C & W band. I always wanted a Juke Box and two years ago I purchased a Seeburg SPS2 Matador. I just subscribed to the always Jukin Magazine, hoping to get real smart on Juke Boxes. I must say, I got the bug and I will start collecting them. I trying to order you Digital Black and gray set for $77.00, but as of this moment I don’t know where to send the money.
289	Tue Oct 4 2005 14:35	joopvalk	joopvalk@wanadoo.nl
	Hi tony, I was just reading the technical stuff of the PVRC.very interesting. Now i have a PVRC in an Orange Colour and with not Seeburg written on it but Seeben. everything else is the same , i think that it is an German type. do you know if Seeben is a Sub Company of Seeburg. and how many differend Colours are made of them: Grey,Orange,.....,.....?? maybe you can tell all of us something about Seeben. Cheers. Joop
290	Thu Oct 20 2005 14:31	michele	navjete9@ctc.net
	hey - could you please help me in finding a repair person for juke box (seeburg) in the north carolina/carolina area? thank you, michele navjete9@ctc.net
291	Sat Oct 29 2005 19:21	John Rienhardt	jpr269@peoplepc.com
	I used to work for a local seeburg distributer in the 60'S doing service & instalation. Recently I acquired an LPC1 that is in pretty good shape. All the tubes are missing in the control center & the amplifier needs work. I wish I had the manuals I had now. I also have a set of DSS1 speakers that I have had for years.I am anxious to get this machine running & hear agreat sounding machine again.I also have two sets of the discotech records
292	Sun Nov 6 2005 17:29	Paul Giacobbe	pmgia@aol.com
	It's a great website. I'm having a service problem (selector) with a Seeburg 100JL. Know anyone in Southwest Florida you can suggest? Thanks.
293	Fri Nov 11 2005 09:26	Mark Staller	bigmarksjb@yahoo.com
	Tony, You ARE the Seeburg man. I'm on the yahoo group, and I've noticed that when the questions get tough, you step up to the plate with a solution. The photos and information you have provided are priceless. Keep up the great work. I thank you and my 2 USC-2s thank you.
294	Mon Nov 21 2005 18:42	Ralph DeLange	ralphdelange2003@yahoo.com
	I have a Seeburg 100 backgoround with lots of records. Also 2 each 1954 Model R I intend to sell. Looking for buyers.
295	Sat Nov 26 2005 20:59	Mike Hennessy	sccrFamily@aol.com
	I have a usc1 musical bandshell it hasn't been used for about 10 years.can you suggest which book might be best to use to overhaul and clean the unit. also i remember the carriage would continuously run.
296	Sun Nov 27 2005 23:08	Barry B. White	barrybwhite1@bellsouth.net
	Tony, Ihave the LS2 Gem of 1968. Ihave had it over twenty years. It is full of great 45s from the 60s and 70s and works perfectly. I am moving to a new house and I may not have a good spot for the box. I was wondering if you might have a good idea of the value and what would be the best way to market the box. Thanks.........
297	Tue Dec 6 2005 14:55	Herb & Sheri Thomas	alstransmission@msn.com
	Nice site! Very complete & informative. We have not found a MM3 or MM4 picture. What group would they be classified with?
298	Mon Dec 19 2005 12:54	Steve Peak	speak@eaton.k12.mi.us
	Liked your site. I have a Seeburg 147 i would like to restore. Any suggestions of where to start ie. websites or names of individuals who have restored this type of unit.
299	Mon Dec 19 2005 21:02	Jim Borgmann	JGatormann@aol.com
	I own a Seeburg SE100, SN/1258372. Nothing fancy. It works great since I was able to find new needles and a repair tech.
300	Wed Dec 21 2005 13:47	Kirk Gibson	kwgjcg@cox.net
	Great site, very interesting reading. Have started a jukebox collection..so far have 2..one Rock-Ola, one Wurlitzer. Just purchased a SMC2 Phoenix and will be going after it on 12-28-05. Will have to travel about 400 miles with it. Any advice about anything special I should do to it before transporting it would be appreciated. Thanks, again great and very infomative site. Kirk Gibson
301	Sat Dec 24 2005 06:02	Chris Phelps	cph944@yahoo.co.uk
	I wanted to find out how the Tormat works as I am starting work on restoring an S100 Phonojet. Found your web site very informative and would like to say thank you. Best Regards to you Chris
302	Sat Dec 31 2005 21:36	Jessica	JessicaLHansen@aol.com
	I inherited a 480 Console Orange Seeburg Jukebox that was all original and in working condition about 10 years ago. I play it often and now after an hour or two of play is starts to slow down and the music sounds warped. I need a good repair person in the Dallas area. HELP!
303	Mon Jan 2 2006 16:27	Pat Osika	patosika@comcast.net
	I inherited a Seeburg 100J model and brought it home over the holidays. Worked fine up until today, now it won't power up. I plug it in and turn it on and nada, not even the cabinet lights. Do these models have a central power unit that is repairable?
304	Tue Jan 3 2006 12:30	Tom Barrett	tpbarr08@aol.com
	The site is GREAT Tony. Thank you so much for all the photos and info. Our family has owned a 1955 Rock-Ola Model 1448 for almost 40 years. Entertaining the idea of a much needed restoration had led me to view your site and many others. Also, as a kid, my dad owned a nightclub in the 60s which featured an LPC480 as well as a pair of large Seeburg Altec floor speakers. My brothers and I use to perfom the janitorial services during off hours with the LPC480 constantly belting out those top 40 favorites. What the machine lacked in a visible mech, it more than made up for in its great sound. If I ever have the time and space, i would like to someday acquire an LPC480. But, I guess everyone has their favorite Juke. So, like you, I have a strong bias and love of those great old 45RPM - 33 1/3 machines. Jukes are an integral part of my past. Thsnks for keeping them part of my present!!
305	Wed Jan 11 2006 22:05	JON NOWICKI	AA1SIGNs@worldnet.att.net
	I LIKE YOUR PICTURES. ARE THE SAME ONES I HAVE FROM. THE SEEBURG EMPLOYEE PERIDOCALS.I EVEN HAVE THE RECORD SEEBURG MADE.WAS GIVEN TO EMPLOYEES. I REMEMBER THE BUILDING VERY WELL.EVEN THE ONE ACROOS THE STREET.THIS HAS MANY MEMORIES FOR ME. WHEN FAMILY MEMBERS & THERE FRIENDS.THEIR CHRISTMAS PARTIES WAS HELD AT WELLINGTON & SOUTHPORT.
306	Tue Jan 17 2006 22:30	Andrew Bennett	Belgreen@rogers.com
	I have a seeburg std2 entertainer and was curious of its worth. if anyone is interested it is in working condition but needs tlc. please contact me at belgreen@rogers.com toronto,canada
307	Wed Jan 18 2006 18:59	Tom Greer	tomtransport@hotmail.com
	Hi, I enjoyed your site, I have owned an AY160 artist of the week Seeburg since 1981. Over the 25 years I have owned it there have been some problems, you know what I mean, one month it works fine, next month it takes a fit. I have always been able to get it back in good playing order. It is a pleasure to listen to [nothing like a tube amp. in a Seeburg if you ask me].I read the write up on your silver age of jukebox and you say "NO auto speed" am I misunderstanding something or should this discription be corrected? My AY160 selects 33 1/3 or 45's. Best Regards, Tom
308	Fri Jan 20 2006 22:24	Kirk Gibson	kwgjcg@cox.net
	Hello Tony, these are great books...very helpful. Do you or any of your readers know where I can get the cables to connect the DMT1 (Blue Box ...yes I found one!) to the MPU and then to the terminal strip? I am ready to connect a DEC to the box but this is all I lack (I hope) Thanks for your help. Kirk
309	Sat Jan 21 2006 20:55	Dave Bowmar	dave.bowmar@tiscali.co.uk
	Hi, I've just become a Jukebox Fan and the proud owner of a pair of grand old Seeburgs. An LPC480 and a U100D Discotheque Jr.Both have great but individual personalities. so much so that kids have named them.I've been looking through your site with great intrest for some hours and has answered some of my questions, album scan control etc many thanks. However,a small problem with the U100D that is baffling me. She will play records with no problems for 2 hours, but then suddenly go into symptom 3 on your help page. can you give me any other pointers? once again a great and informative site thanks.
310	Mon Jan 23 2006 19:02	Kirk Gibson	kwgjcg@cox.net
	Hello Tony, Will Piezo Tweeters work with the SHP1 in my SMC2? The tweeters in it now are not origional and they prevent the hood from closing (they hit the amp) I noticed in the SMC2 sales brochure they were a horn type tweeter which would allow clearance at the amp. I know the amp needs a load ... would the woofers at the bottom provide enough? I found some Piezo tweeters on ebay and it says they will give no ohm load. But I want to be sure it won't effect the amp by lessening the load. (Hope that made sense..LOL) I can also get the same dimensions regular compression speaker 50W/100W @ 8 ohm for about the same price. Which do you think would be better? Thanks for any and all input. Kirk
311	Fri Jan 27 2006 15:12	Jeremy Agema	jeremy@dwave.net
	Love the Blog. Thanks for putting together such a great reference site for us Seeburg nuts. Jeremy Agema
312	Tue Jan 31 2006 10:48	Justin Stephens	justinwstephens@hotmail.com
	Hey Tony, I've read through your site a couple of times and check back every now and then for updates. Great work! You should write another book on the story of Seeburg and your work there. My one and only experience with Seeburg was a SPS 160 (The "Olympian", I believe) a few years ago back in college. I bought a complete machine for $80 with high hopes of restoring it. It had been languishing in a warehouse since the early 80's. Even before touching it, it looked great! It had curved-glass, purple and black backlit panels with polished stainless steel (?) trim. I got it to "scan twice" and I could manually trip it, but that was it. There was no sound, the keyboard and credit systems were dead. I got as far as disassembly, degreasing, and a bit of repainting. The amplifier and control center both needed to be totally rebuilt ($$). I'm not sure if the black and gray boxes were functional, but they were there. I bought the complete manual set and an auto speed control on Ebay. But with college etc. I never got around to actually finishing it. I had some concerns. The record dividers were corroded and little specs of oxidation would get on my 45's. I didn't see a way to remedy this (painting? sanding?). There was no way to disassemble the rack), I had to move with short notice after college, so I eventually gave up and got rid of most of the machine. In fact, all I have now is the cartridge. I do think it would have looked and sounded great! My impression of Seeburg was that: 1. They were well-built and weighed a ton! Even after removing the control center, amplifier and mechanism, my machine still weighed as much as a cement mixer! I don't know how those route guys ever got those things up a flight of stairs! 2. Certain aspects of the machine seemed unnecessarily complicated; the mechanism for example. It seems they could have simplified it a bit to cut down on the number of parts (i.e. leaf switches) making it that much more reliable. 3. Some of the technology was way ahead of its time. The digital selection, the ported enclosure for the woofers... The sound quality in general (especially when compared to my Rockola of the same year), the high-power output amplifier. I was surprised that the tone arm was still perfectly balanced, even after sitting for twenty years in the hot & humid Houston weather. Interestingly, my very first jukebox came down to a choice between a Seeburg USC2 or a Rock-Ola 445. I chose the Rock-Ola only because the gripper mechanism was showier (despite being hidden). If I had to make the choice again, it would have been the Seeburg. The sound on the Rock-Ola is horrible and it scratches up my records. I never use it anymore and will try to sell it soon. Thanks again and keep up the good work! Justin
313	Sat Feb 11 2006 10:10	Kirk Gibson	kwgjcg@cox.net
	Hello Tony, Finally got my SHP3 amp fixed (had to repair it myself) with lots of help from your book. Thanks again. What is a good lubricant for the mechanism? Ron Richs book says 20SAE or 3 in 1 elec. motor oil (non-parafin) but 20SAE (is he talking automotive?? if so it can't be found around here) also 3 in 1 (both types) on their website show both oils contain parafin. Will a silicone oil or WD40 work just as well? I would love to be able to lube this thing but I want to do it right ... the sump at the top is dry and as you know there are many other points on the mechanism that also need it. Or if you know where I can buy some "Seeburg oil" please let me know. Thanks for the help. Kirk Gibson
314	Sun Feb 12 2006 16:24	vernon murphy	deedeeshortstack@yahoo.com
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316	Sun Feb 12 2006 16:33	vernon murphy	deedeeshortstack@yahoo.com
	well , i spent the last 6hours reading about you and your experiences at seeburg. very interesting reading! since i am seeburg/jukebox fan. i have in my collection sps2 matador,std-3 sunstar,ss-160 showcase and a rowe-r-90. thanks again for some good reading today!,vernon
317	Tue Feb 14 2006 23:09	Jeanette Littleton	Jeanettedl@aol.com
	Terrific site! So informative and you write for us non-techhies to understand. If you ever run across someone who fixes jukes in KC, please let me know. I have a Seeburg '62 DS160 that needs help. Thanks for all the info.
318	Thu Feb 16 2006 12:13	vernon murphy	deedeeshortstack@yahoo.com
	i'm with jeanette on that one, it seems her and i are the only ones in kc sometimes who have home units! the operators in our area love to sell you a jukebox, but it stops there, then they never want to hear from you again,(EXCEPT OF COURSE TO SELL YOU ANOTHER ONE!!) VERNON
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320	Sat Feb 18 2006 07:11	Kirk Gibson	kwgjcg@cox.net
	Tony, What would be the quickest and easiest way to cancel out 99 credits on the SMC-2? I ran up that many repairing the DBV and didn't want to play 99 records...BTW should it go any higher than 99? If I remove the batteries from the MCU while the machine is off will it cancel the credits without effecting the MCU? Still reading your book ... very informative. Thanks Kirk
321	Sat Feb 18 2006 21:54	Bob Brooke	rkbrooke@bellsouth.net
	Thanks for a great site. I'm a proud Seeburg owner and this site is wonderful. Thanks again.
322	Mon Feb 20 2006 20:00	MICHAEL MUNDELL	MUNDELLMICK@AOL.COM
	I,VE ONLY BEEN ON THE NET FOR A SHORT TIME THE INFO YOU CAN GET IS OUTSTANDING AS IS YOUR SITE. I HAVE A LPC-I 128290, WHATS THE CHANCE OF IDENTFYING ITS DOB. CHEERS MICK
323	Tue Feb 21 2006 08:58	Gary Kestenbaum	gkestenbaum@kraft.com
	Tony: If you get this in the next 24 hours: I'm supposed to pick up a SB STD160 on Thurs. and I have no clue what I'm doing. I'm hearing that if I lay the machine on its side in my van, I risk all kinds of damage. What parts of the mechanism would I have to uninstall/reinstall to prevent damage to the mechanical components? Assuming I dont know what I'm doing, will this likely be irreversible?
324	Thu Feb 23 2006 04:03	Sharon	rdmills33@aol.com
	I have a Seeburg Stero Showcase Model SS160, the turntable is slow. I have oiled the jukebox, it helped a little. Do you have any suggestions. Could you add this to your trouble shooting page.
325	Thu Feb 23 2006 10:34	Kirk Gibson	kwgjcg@cox.net
	My apologies Tony, I had the feeling I was asking too many questions. This SHP3 is driving me crazy trying to find the problem ... worked before OK, but after recapping, just a hum. Uh well I'll just keep at it until I find it. I hope I wasn't being too much of a pest. Thanks for your help. P.S. Do you ever take an amp for a rebuild? I sure would like to have this thing rebuilt by the man who wrote the book on it. Thanks again Kirk Gibson
326	Thu Feb 23 2006 18:04	kEVIN HENNESSY	kphnwi@centurytel.net
	Tony, I also worked for Seeburg in the late 50's and early 60'in the engineering dept.There are two people I remember. Al Bodoh and Walter Goluska. At that time I think the company was taken over by a man named Delbert Coleman.I was a student at Navy Pier at the time. If you can respond, please do so. kevin Hennessy
327	Fri Feb 24 2006 17:59	JERRY R. CHAPMAN	CHAPMANLOSLUNAS2AOL.COM
328	Mon Feb 27 2006 22:07	Kirk Gibson	kwgjcg@cox.net
	Well folks, I finally got the SHP3 amp going in my SMC2 with the help of Tony's book and me pestering him with an endless amount of questions. I ended up replacing all the transistors on the driver board. Tony was a BIG help! Thanks again Tony ... you are tops! Kirk
329	Sun Mar 12 2006 08:07	armand	armandh@unspam.net
	tony your SHP book has saved another one the guy working on this was stuck as to no power to the first stage, after disabling the SOS we found right working and left with the usual blown stuff.
330	Wed Mar 15 2006 12:44	W.M.Underwood	wunderwoodooo@centurytel.net
	Great site! I have a model ss160 sn255087 which plays in slow speed only. I would like a repair shop close to Scottsboro Al. This is between Chatt.tn. and huntsville al.
331	Sun Mar 19 2006 03:28	Jim Harris	jimharris@pomeroy-wa.com
	Just purchased my FC1 machine and am looking to make a couple of repairs/restorations and then enjoy the music; have wanted to own one of these for a long time.
332	Sun Mar 19 2006 14:26	jimmy accardi	ja71655@aol.com
	my started a small route in atlantic city in 1955 the day i was born.im still in the business and the first box i worked on was the LPC 1.i love juke boxes especially seeburgs.so i really enjoy your site.hope to speak sometime.
333	Fri Mar 24 2006 08:58	Larry Scheer	catlarr@msn.com
	Fantastic website! An absolute wealth of information. You have a real passion for Seeburg jukeboxes. I have a 1972 Purple Olympian and an HSC1 home jukebox, currently suffering from Symptom 1 - playing the same record over and over again. I also have 7 other older unique stereo systems in the home along with about 7,000 45s and 8,000 LPs. I will be visiting your site regularly. Thanks.
334	Mon Apr 10 2006 01:22	Michael Limacher	m.djmjlcst@verizon.net
	Hi Tony, Thanks for putting up such a great website devoted to the Seeburgs! I've got two Seeburgs (AY-160) and a Stereo Showcase (SS-160) that I truly love. I've got work to do on the AY-160 as it just sits and spins. I went to the Chicagoland jukebox show last weekend and talked to the guys from A-1. I told them the problem and it is a definite lack of lubrication on the mechanism. I purchased the lubriplate grease and the oil and will be working on the juke soon after I pull out all the 45's. The SS-160 on the other hand, has a problem with the auto-speed unit. It will play fine for a good hour or so, then slow down and come to a complete stop. I ordered a new capacitor rebuild kit from Friday Night Jukebox in Georgia. I will take careful measure on putting these new caps on the unit. It should work fine after that. I've replaced the graphics glass with new exact replicas from A-1 and it's looking like quite the showpiece now! I've got a question. Whenever I make several selections after putting in quarter after quarter the machine tends to stack up selections I didn't make (every 10th record on either the A side or B side, whichever the mechanism is playing at presently and wanted to ask you what the problem is. I'm sure it has something to do with the selection buttons. Also, you have to press the letter and number at the same time to get it to work. I know on my AY-160 you could press either a letter or number in either order and one button would lock down and you could press the other to start the mechanism scanning and selecting the proper record. Do you happen to know what this could be? I own the complete manuals for both of these machines. Thank you in advance for a great website! Love it! - Mike
335	Tue Apr 11 2006 18:44	Dr. Harry C. Helm and Marie Helm	marihelm@edge.net
	We are donating a Seeburg 160 - Selec-O-Matic - High Fidelity Juke Box which we have had for many years to The Maury County Boys and Girls Club (Columbia, Tennessee). It isn't in the best working condition, but we found Dan Colabuno on your Web Site and contacted him. He was most helpful. The Executive Vice-President, Mr. James Martin, said it would surely provide some 'atmosphere' to the gathering place. We hope that someone will be able to repair it and put it in good working condition. You have an excellent picture of the machine in your Silver Age Jukeboxes. Thank you.
336	Thu Apr 13 2006 19:03	Dave Wood	woody@willoway.org
	Your website is filled with just the sort of info I was looking for. I'm trying to fix a '58 160 selection stereo unit. I need your address to be able to send you the order and my check for $26.95. Thanks -- Dave Wood
337	Thu Apr 13 2006 19:04	Janna Gossner	Janna16@comcast.net
	I've found your website very informative and well written, it's been extremely easy to read and understand. Thank you for providing the information and the connections to be able to purchase repair manauals.
338	Fri Apr 14 2006 10:26	Robert Knowles	robdot1298@yahoo.com
	Great sight very helpful.
339	Sun Apr 23 2006 10:57	Freddy Bailey (House of Seeburg)	anglobritish@aol.com
	It is truly a breath of fresh air to read your web sight, I have operated and manufactured coin operated amusement machines since the early 1950's. I have been privliged to know many people in our industry all around the World, I am going to wet your appetite by mentioning just a few good or close friends of mine who are or were people that you know or knew, I will then send you an email asking your permission to use various pictures and other material that you have on your fine web sight for my new and up coming web sight that is about the industry in general and my lifes experiences in this industry, my email is anglobritish @aol.com Now I am sure you knew Jack Gordon,Bill Adair, Bill Protting, Larry Seigel, Stan Jarocki, Tom Herrick, John Chapin,Ed Claffey, Joe Dillon, Sam Stern, Wendal McAdams, the Parkoff family (New York Distributor) and my best friend Marty Bromley who made it all possible for his friend Sam Stern, and of course Gary. Good Luck. Freddy Bailey
340	Sun Apr 23 2006 14:52	John MacDonald	johnemac89@hotmail.com
	Love the site and I'm glad it exists. I have an HSC1 with all original parts and literature( brochure, warranty, schematics and selection book. I need to sell it. Can you tell me where the best place to sell something like this would be? Thanks John
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342	Sat Apr 29 2006 08:26	Stephen Watts	wattsrepairs@cs.com
	Very informative, "EXCELLENT" site as I currently own 6 Seeburg units (Q100-SB100) including an HSC-1 and son a library unit. Will be back to visit this site again.
343	Mon May 1 2006 08:54	enos crum	jukedoc@voyager.net
	Good morning Tony I was looking for a contact section with mailing address and phone number. enos
344	Sat May 13 2006 15:17	Mike Peters	mipeters@adelphia.net
	I Work at a diner in Adams, MA. We have a KD200 Seeburg jukebox that still works pretty good. I think they're awesome.
345	Fri May 19 2006 20:19	Garold	Ultra8X@aol.com
	I picked up a S100 in Nov 05. It was in working order, we have been listening to all the 45's we haven't heard in years. Any way the machine stopped working today. I am not very good at this type of things, but it seems not to be getting any power. Are yours books written so a beginner like myself could use them to figure out the problem and repair it?
346	Sun May 21 2006 12:05	Andrew Newell	illingworthnewell@btinternet.com
	I own two Seeburg machines: an M100A which, when I bought it, had been poorly converted to play LPs, and a 220 which was a wreck. I used to own many more Seburgs- particularly those from the 1970s using the MicroLog electronics you are so familiar with. Like yourself I have an engineering background and found your "Blog" fascinating. Your site is by far the best I've found.
347	Sun May 28 2006 09:26	Gary Heath	garysheath2@bellsouth.net
	Thanks for the information you gave. It seems like it will be very helpful. I will pass it on to my friend who has the seeburg LS1. thanks again
348	Tue May 30 2006 12:13	Mike Gruenberg	michael.gruenberg@verizon.net
	I have this Seeburg jukebox. SMC1 Disco of 1978. 160 selections as you describe it on your site. It still works and it has given me and my family many years of enjoyment. Unfortunately, the bottom piece that used to ight up doesn't anymore. Also, I am told that there is an attachment that can be polaced on the record player to give a "mirror effect." My questions are as follows: 1. We are moving from NY to Maryland in June. Is there any special way to pack the jukebox? 2. Can you recommend anyone in the Maryland/DC/Va. area that can service the box when we get there? 3. How do I get the bottom portion to light up again? 4.Is there a parts supply house to get the attachment described? 5. There seems to be a loose wire that sometimes causes the sound to get louder then softer. How would that be fixed?
349	Tue May 30 2006 23:45	Heather Coleman	oiester@comcast.net
	Hi! I love your site. I have a 222 that had a small motor fire around 1980. I gave some of the parts to a man to repair and he had a heart attack and I never got them back from the wife. Now I am missing some tubes. Do you know of anyone in the Washington State area who could repair it or install a new motor? I would really like to play with it again. It has been lovingly stored in my garage for over 20 years. I still have all the 45's!
350	Wed Jun 14 2006 20:26	Kenneth Moore	kenmoore@atlanticbb.net
	I think you set up a great web site. I enjoyed the details of your life working for Seeburg. I am 54 yrs old and just getting started collecting jukeboxs. I have a Rowe MM6 and I am going to pick up a STD160 next week. I'am sure I will be purchasing some of you books. Kenneth Moore 6/14/2006 Unintown, PA
351	Sat Jun 24 2006 08:02	vernon murphy	deedeeshortsack@yahoo.com
352	Sat Jun 24 2006 08:38	vernon murphy	deedeeshortstack@yahoo.com
	just wanted to give a testimony to how werll you guys built your seeburgs, long story short, i got a call a couple weeks ago about a jukebox in closed up tavern that had sustained some smoke and water damage from a fire in the building next door. the tavern owner said this box could be mine free, just for the "getting the damn thing out of my way" factor. he said he had bought it about 20 years ago, and basically all he knew was that is a Seeburg and was working fine the day of the fire a little over a year ago. this all made me a little nervous, but as i have the std-3, and a ss-160 showcase, i started thinking-PARTS!! It was about 80 miles from me so off i go early one morning to meet this guy. turns out it is a std-4 mardi gras and it looked a fright with all the soot and dirt and bar funk all over it. isaid ok and as all i have with me is my ford escape suv i thought how am i going to get this monster loaded? i did some quick measuring and proceeded to gut the box out onthe sidewalk (a sight that must have been) i put carriage in front seat with me ,the amp and reciever in the floor board and slide the shell on its back right into my suv,perfect fit,no room to spare,glad i didn't take any one with me. iget it home and everything looked ok except for filth so i cleaned and cleaned and sprayed and oiled untill i had it lokking good.i plugged it in and made a selection and out came that clear crisp sound and great bass that seeburg was known for. frankly i was shocked. it was on free play but i noticed the bill valid. was lit up, so yes it will also take coins and bills. i've from time to time read stories of "finds" like this but never thought it would happen to me. oh by the way your sequence light system works perfectly too, with the exception of a few bulbs burned out. hoope you enjoy this--HAPPY FINDS EVERYONE!! VERNON
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355	Sat Jun 24 2006 09:07	vernon murphy	deedeeshortstack@yahoo.com
	just wanted to give a testimony to how werll you guys built your seeburgs, long story short, i got a call a couple weeks ago about a jukebox in closed up tavern that had sustained some smoke