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Nordisk Automat Service
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 BE-1 (1951) |
 BE-2 (early 1950s) |
BE-32 (Prototype?) |
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 Atofon (1948?) |
Superno (1952?) |
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| I/S Topgame |
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 Easyjuke (2009) |
 Easyjuke Wall (2009) |
 Easyjuke Mikro (2009) |
 Easyjuke Upright (2009) |
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Jensen Music Automates A/S - IMA-AMI (1940 - 1962) |
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The company was founded by Edwin Karl Jensen as A/S Jensen Motor Company in
1940. In 1947 E.K. Jensen became works engineer at
A/S Jensen & Hoffmann
which was owned officially by his father-in-law.
In 1954 the company
name was re-named to Jensen Music Automates A/S and jukeboxes were built under licence
by AMI.
They also imported complete assembled AMI G-200 and I-200 and got them rewired
to 220V in their sister company GDA in Copenhagen. |
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A - Hideaway (1948) |
J-20-B (1949) |
 J 20C (1950) |
 J 40 (1951) |
 J 40-B (1953) |
 J 80 (1955) |
 J 120 (1955) |
 J 40 G (1956-57) |
 J 80 G (1956-57) |
 J 120 G (1956-57) |
G-200 (1956-57) |
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 1475 (1959/60) |
 H12 (1959/60) |
 1495 (1961) |
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Lytrofon (1947) |
 Lytrofon (1953/54) |
Lytrofon Bluebird (1956) |
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