[Jukebox-list] Discotheque stuff - was Auction for Jackie

[Jeremy Agema]

Ron, I feel fortunate that you are part of this group. Your wealth of 
knowledge is most helpful. Thanks for the info on the homemade sign.

Your comment on the blue "discotheque" sign has me asking other questions. 
During the Discotheque times were there other companies making stuff for 
jukes and dance joints? If Seeburg didn't make the sign was it like an 
authorized part, since it was available through Seeburg distributors? 

I wonder if I found a sign if it would fit in my SS160? Do you know of other 
kits made for the SS160? I have one accessory metal sign that is similar to 
the original but it has only a dancing couple on it - no jazz band.

I love learning about these kits and things. I also think the green 480 
would be a neat find.

I picked up a SC1 consolette and it had some universal mini album inserts. 
Just a graphic in the center with band instruments on the corners. Something 
different. I will post some pics soon of that on the google site.


On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 16:31:57 -0700 (PDT), Ron Rich wrote
> JC, 
>   The 480 "Discotheque" model was the last few production 480 runs-
> -they also made a very few 480GD models--sorta a "forrest green 
> grill cloth--( I liked it, and replaced all blue and 
> "Tangerine"(orange to me) grill cloths, if the upper panels were 
> damaged, with all green cloths).Ron Rich
> 
> Jjmscf at aol.com wrote:
> 
> I have a couple of the 480 projects waiting for me to get around 
> to.Both are currently in storage in my friend's shed.He's bringing 
> one over soon.Both have the little album covers.I'm kinda anxious to 
> see if one still has the album scan control.They came from West 
> Virginia.It would be fun too get it to work if either one has it.I 
> was wondering about that Discotheque on there.I thought they came up 
> with that idea after the 480.
> J.C.
> 
> In a message dated 8/8/2006 12:50:40 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, 
> ronnnrich at yahoo.com writes:
> 
> >Duh--I found it--I think that the upper discotheque sign is homemaid--the 
> only ones >I have ever seen is the one shown in the lower/center. 
> That upper area is for the >"Album Bonus Feature"--note that the 
> "control button" for the feature is still >installed on the upper 
> right. There was a blue "Discotheque" sign made for the 480, >that 
> was similar to the ones used on the "Electra/Fleetwood" models. It 
> fit into the >area of the 480 that holds the "Album covers"--It was 
> NOT a Seeburg part, but was >supplied by Seeburg distribs all over 
> the USA. Ron Rich
> 
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