[Jukebox-list] How many is too many?

[Jjmscf at aol.com]

I need to find a single woman that loves jukeboxes as much as Jackie as I 
don't think many wives would tolerate my collection.I live in a singlewide mobile 
home and I have a Seeburg R, Seeburg 222,Seeburg STD3 Sunstar,a Rockola 
490-1Supersound and a Seburg HSC1 all in my living room. The HSC1 doubles as the tv 
stand and stereo component stand for my component stereo and turntable.The 
only furniture in the living room is a sofabed,an endtable and a Lazyboy 
recliner and the 2 Realistic Mach 2 speakers on the floor.There were 2 recliners but 
one went out the door when the HSC1 came home .The other endtable and coffee 
table went  in the shed as other jukes came in the door.That's 5 in the living 
room.In the kitchenette is a Seeburg LPC1. In my bedroom is a Wurlitzer 2510. 
In the spare bedroom is a Wurlitzer 2150 and an unrestored Seeburg C and an 
unrestored Seeburg PFEA1U.
 
Also in both bedrooms records are everywhere.Also in my bedroom is a 1960 
Magnavox console stereo.It's about 5 feet long.Has a jukebox like sound with it's 
push pull 6v6 tube amp and 15" woofers with horn tweeters.Very nostalgic to 
see and hear it playing records.Reminds me of my mom's old console hi fi she 
had when I was little.In my biggest Amish built shed out back is thousands of 
records.Also a Rockola 450,RoweAMI JAL,A Mills Do Re Mi,another PFEA1U and a 
Seeburg LPC480. 
In the smaller Amish built shed sharing space with my riding lawnmower are a 
Seeburg B,Seeburg SS160 and another LPC480.
 
18 jukes in all plus a pretty big console stereo and a big pair of stereo 
speakers.Only the pumphouse and the bathroom don't have a juke in 
them...lol.There's room to store jukes in the pumphouse shed but I wouldn't want one in there 
because of dampness.In case you city dwellers don't know what a pumphouse is, 
a pumphouse is necessary when you don't have city water as you need shelter 
for your water pump and tank and any kind of water treatment necessary.I also 
have to run electricity hog heat lamps when it goes below freezing at night in 
the winter to make sure my pump doesn't freeze. Those things eat more electric 
than 3 or 4  tube type jukeboxes running at once.Ouch!
 
J.C.
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 3/3/2008 6:26:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
tyler_mike at sbcglobal.net writes:

>Ditto that here in DFW - we are in a tiny house and I have a W800, W1015, 
>and a Filben Maestro in the dining room, A VL200, and a W1100 in the living 
>room, and a Seeburg G in the master bedroom.

>We will be closing this month on a much larger house, expect those numbers 
>above to increase slightly  : )
>MRT





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