u/Individual-Singer798

Hi everyone,

I work in a factory in the UK that still builds brand new vinyl jukeboxes for both 7 inch singles and LP records.

Most people are surprised that they're still made today, and even more surprised that we still build them largely by hand.

If you've ever wondered how the mechanisms work, how they're built, why someone would buy one today, or anything else about modern jukeboxes, I'd be happy to answer any questions.

I know a lot of people here are passionate about vinyl, so I'd love to hear your thoughts too.

Hi everyone,

I work for a company in the UK that still builds brand new jukeboxes by hand. We make vinyl, CD and Bluetooth models, and export them all over the world.

I've realised most people have no idea modern jukeboxes still exist, or how they're made.

Happy to answer questions about how they work, how reliable they are, servicing, records, sound quality, manufacturing, or anything else you're curious about.

Ask away!