Salle d’exposition

Our Holtum Showroom

Step inside our showroom to see and hear dozens of fully restored classics from Wurlitzer, Seeburg, Rock-Ola, and AMI. Every visit is by appointment so we can offer you personal advice, free coffee, and plenty of time to enjoy the music.

The Showroom Experience

Jukesales Showroom

Some of our jukeboxes

Restoration Workshop

Workshop

Close-up in our showroom

Close-up in our showroom

Featured Jukeboxes


AMI I

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AMI I

Manufacturer: Automatic Music Instruments (AMI)  |  Year: 1958  |  Format: 7″ 45 RPM Vinyl

  • Capacity: Available in 200 selection (I-200) or 100/120 selection variants.
  • Selection System: Electro-mechanical pulse selector with continuous horizontal carousel mechanism.
  • Audio Hardware: Integrated vacuum tube amplification system driving dual main speakers and high-frequency horns.
  • Cabinet Features: Wrap-around glass dome, angular grille louvers, and illuminated bumper panels.

Seeburg V200

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Seeburg V200

Manufacturer: J.P. Seeburg Corporation  |  Year: 1955  |  Format: 7″ 45 RPM Vinyl

  • Capacity: 200 selections (100 double-sided 45 RPM records).
  • Memory Unit: Uses Seeburg’s Tormat (toroidal magnetic core) memory system, replacing mechanical pin banks.
  • Selection Display: Dual rotating motorized title drum mechanism driven by electric gears.
  • Mechanism: Horizontal Select-O-Matic mechanism moving along a linear track.

Wurlitzer 2000

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Wurlitzer 2000

Manufacturer: Rudolph Wurlitzer Company  |  Year: 1956  |  Format: 7″ 45 RPM Vinyl

  • Capacity: 200 selections (100 double-sided 45 RPM records).
  • Historical Significance: Produced for Wurlitzer’s Centennial (100th anniversary) celebration.
  • Title Mechanism: Motorized revolving mechanical title book mechanism (« Cobra » pick-up system).
  • Display Architecture: Curved glass dome showcasing the vertical record carousel and selector arm.