Musikbox - Jukebox - Jukeboxes

Gedasa was founded in 1957 with a huge capital of 6,500,000 pesetas. CEO was Don (Mr) Antonio Pedrol Rius, a prominent lawyer. He was dean of the school of Madrid and a senator, etc. Antonio Pedrol Luis studied law at the University of Zaragoza. In 1932 he joined the College of Madrid and practiced in the field of commercial law. In 1969 he was elected to the State Law Commission. In the same year he founded the Circle of Legal Studies in Madrid. He was elected Dean of the Bar Association of Madrid in 1973, a position he was re-elected to in 1979, 1984 and 1989. He was a key figure in advising King Juan Carlos I during the changeover to democracy after Franco's death.
No less important was the Gedasa Chairman of the Board of Directors, Don (Mr) Pedro Nieto Antúnez, who was chief admiral in Franco's government. Pedro Nieto Antunez was a great personal confidant of Franco. (Information John S.)

Europäische Modelle - European Models - Modèles Européenne		Copyright
Belgien / Belgium	Dänemark / Denmark	Deutschland / Germany	ehem. DDR / Former GDR
England	Finnland / Finland	Frankreich / France	Griechenland / Greece
Italien / Italy	Jugoslawien / Yugoslavia	Liechtenstein	Malta
Monaco	Niederlande / Netherlands	Norwegen / Norway	Österreich / Austria
Polen / Poland	Schweden / Sweden	Schweiz / Switzerland	Spanien / Spain
Unbekannt / Unknown

Belgien - Belgium - Belgique
Barco (Belgium American Radio Corporation)
Richelieu (1951)	Select 50 (1953)	Barco-Junior (1953)	Barco (1954)	Radio Master (1955)	Tri-Box (1956)	Cobar (1956)
Atlas (1956)	Barc-O-Matic (1957)	BARCO (Belgium American Radio Corporation) was founded by Lucien De Puydt (†1940 in an accident) in Poperinge, Belgium in 1934. They specialised in assembling radios using US parts. BARCO is still an international worldwide company. (2011) From 1949 – 1956 they were successful with its concept of a “cheaper” jukebox. The so called “Barco-Box” found its way into locations, which could not afford the expensive US jukeboxes.
Belcanto
Swing Music Box (year: ?)
Disc-O-Matic
Gama 2000 (1958)	Gama 2100 (Year: ?)
Discophone - founder Pierre Eich
Radio-Discophone (1931-40)	Radio-Discophone (1931-40)	900 (1944-50)	800 (1944-50)	Discophone (1944-50)	Cine Discophone (1946-48)	Goliath (1948-56)
David (1949-50)	Maestro (1952?)
Driva
Driva (year: ?)
European Amusement Company (1952 - ?)
Wilco (1957)	A. A. Wilms, manager of the European Amusement Company, became associated in coin machines in 1951, when import regulations in Belgium against US Dollars payments were removed. Company for im- and export founded in 1952.
Kens	Libertas	Radiobell Antwerp.	Radio Union
Kens (year ?)	Brabant (year ?)	Radiobell-Box (year: ?)	Radio Union (year: ?)
Rennotte
CM 30 (1956-57)	C4 M30 (1956)	CM 60 (1958-59)	CM 80 (1958-59)	W-Wallmount (1959)	C-Console (1959)	CM 80 WB Wallbox (1958-59)
Siera SA	Stella			Stielle
Siera (year ?)	Stella (year ?)	Stella (year ?)	581 (pre 1956)	G17-52 (1952)	unknown model (1952)
Suggest-Toebosch				Symfa
Tonecolor J 32 (1954)	Tonecolor J 34 (1954-55)	Tonecolor J 35 (1954-55)	Tonecolor (?)	Symfa (~ 1955)
Telfa
Telfa (1953)	Telfa (1954)	Telfa (1955)
Ultra	Valcke-Vanassche, Heule		van Overloop	Verriest
1013 (year ?)	Valcke (year: ?)	Vedette (early 1950s)	Radio (~ 1955)	Selectrophone (1962)
Unknown
Heva (year: ?)	RC-1 with Radio (year: 1939 ?)
Dänemark - Denmark - Danemark						▲▲▲
Bogh & Egholm
BE-1 (1951)	BE-2 (early 1950s)	BE-32 (Prototype?)
Compu-Game	Derby	Engbaek
Compact Music Box (1989)	Derby	Atofon (1948?)	Superno (1952?)	Derby
Hansen, Bent	I/S Topgame (1.5.2004 - 31.12.2017)
Luna-Box produced for operator Sigv. Hufeldt	Easyjuke (2009)	Easyjuke Wall (2009)	Easyjuke Mikro (2009)	Easyjuke Upright (2009)
Jarlstrøm, Svend	Jensen
Music Boxes
Nordisk Automat Service
1468 (1959)	1475 (1959/60)	H12 (1959/60)	1495 (1961)