[Jukebox-list] Wurlitzer 2510 is home and it plays(somewhat)
Ron Rich
ronnnrich at yahoo.com
Sun Oct 1 09:04:20 PDT 2006
Seeburg went to the "square" AMP brand with the LPC-1. They then changed to the "new--improved" AMP "Mate and Lock" type ( which had the round type male/female pins) starting with the "Electra/Fleetwood" models. In my humble opinion, the original "square pin" type have proved to be better. Starting with the LS-3, Seeburg changed most of the plugs to the "Molex" brand, which once again, I think was an improvement over the "round pin" AMP type. Then starting with the SMC-1, they reverted to the "round pin" type of AMP plugs--a really "stoopid" move, in my opinion--Ron Rich
Jens Hultgren <drjukebox at gmail.com> wrote: Can some of you guys remember when Wurlitzer went square in 1959 and then
had to revert to round plugs in 1960? Must've been a lot of fuzz.
Jens
On 10/1/06, Ron Rich wrote:
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> Which are the "AMP (inc)" brand. Ron Rich
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> The Jukebox Junkyard wrote: Then 2300 series
> had square plugs and sockets. Wes
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> > Has round plugs so it's out of a 2300.
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