[Jukebox-list] RE: Classical Records on a Juke ???

[David Breneman]

--- Aaron Heverin <aaron at vertasource.com> wrote:

> So if that's correct, you can't select JUST
> the A side or B side of a record to listen to? You're essentialy
> picking the ENTIRE record as your listening choice?

No, you can select either side or both.  But if you
select both sides, it plays the right-hand side first,
which corresponds to the title on the bottom of the
title strip.  So, if you have a two-part song (like
Benny Goodman's "Sing Sing Sing" on a 12" Victor)
you have to make the title strip like this:

  --------------------------
 |   SING SING SING  PT 2   |
 |       Benny Goodman      |
 |   SING SING SING  PT 1   |
  --------------------------


 If this is
> indeed the case, how would bars make any money off an A if you
> automatically got two plays for the price of one? I could see how
> such a system would be dynomite for playing 33 rpm records if the
> jukebox was converted. Again, I've never seen an A in operation so
> I'm clueless when it comes to talking about the theory behind one.
> 
> Aaron Heverin
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