1975 Seeburg background music record
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People say elevator music is bad. It nothing really less than that of Mantavoni, or similar artists. It is better because the musicians need skill to play it in my opinion, compared to many types of new music.
3 years ago 3
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HAhaha!
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Very nice turntable and music! I wish they still played BMS-1000s in stores. I also spotted the DX-160 on your TV. I have one in my collection as well! It will pull in stations that my Icom IC-745 transceiver can't!
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will you please play this record without speak ? I hope you will. Very nice music
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I've heard about these kind of records but never actually seen them. Didn't they call them half speed?
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EBay has one of these Seeburg 1000 jukeboxes at $600+- a steal!
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@retrochad As noted in another vid, check a Gerber babyfood jar lid for fit. Worked for me.. Find center, 1/4" bit, and you have it..
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16 4/3 RPM ?! tooooooooooo slow.............
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Certainly not high fidelity, you've got that right. Sounds like my little sister's 1955 record player in an aquamarine-colored, vinyl-covered box with sound to match.
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I have this record player. The idler mechanism needs work. I LOVE the awkward midrange sound of this machine. I might use the amp as an iPod player.
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Elevators, stores and also telephones...
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Its a 45 on steroids!!!
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i wonder if you can use a 45 rpm adaptor on the center hole?
wall1977 3 years ago
No, the center hole is actually larger than that of a 45.
retrochad 3 years ago
cool! it's so strange to see a record spinning at such a low speed.
wilkes85 3 years ago
Yeah it is...the 8 rpm records are even more unusual. I got some at an estate sale one time but can't seem to find them.
retrochad 3 years ago