[Jukebox-list] cashboxes?

Ron Rich ronnnrich at yahoo.com
Wed Nov 7 09:03:28 PST 2007


Jim,
  Thankx--that partly confirms the stories that I heard. I have heard that the number of "diverted" coins was "adjustable". I just have no idea how this was accomplished. I have also heard that some operators used this as some sort of "scam"--jipping the location out of their share--I have no idea if that's true or false--Ron Rich

dirksenj at bellsouth.net wrote:
  Hi Ron - while I'm not on par with Wes and Charlie, I am familiar with 
Rock-olas, mainly because as a young collector (with little play money), I 
had to "settle" for a 1940 Super instead of the Wurlitzer 750 I so badly 
wanted. Same reason I got a 1448 instead of a V200. But anyway, I've seen 
some literature on this setup - the coin system would divert every other 
nickel (that may have been adjustable to every third, fourth, or fifth - I 
just don't know) to a seperate cashbox for the location owner. There is a 
photo in 'Jukebox Saturday Night' on page 59 showing such a set-up - you can 
see the location owner's cashbox way over on the left of the machine. Notice 
the photo caption is wrong - this is a Master model instead of a '39 Deluxe. 
I can't imagine this option being very popular with operators.

Jim Dirksen
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ron Rich" 
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Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 11:20 AM
Subject: [Jukebox-list] cashboxes?


> Hi All,
> There is an ad in AJ that speaks of the "rare dual cashbox" in a 1939 
> RockOla. I have never seen that arrangement, and wonder if anyone else has 
> seen it and can explain how it was supposed to work. I have heard some 
> "stories" about that--but never "first hand" stories. Sure miss Wes, and 
> Charlie--bet one of them could have answered this--- Ron Rich
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