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Electramuse Auditorium   •••   Park (1929)
Photos and information courtesy of Bill Butterfield

The Electramuse models offered an upper back light artistic panel. So they can be called as the first "light-up" jukeboxes.

Electramuse Super-Tone (1928)

Electramuse Grand (1928)

" ... volume can be stepped up so that its beautiful tones will reverberate to the uttermost recesses of the room or hall or can be muted down to the merest whisper."

Electramuse Supertone Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke

" ... and its tone volume is suffiecient to carry throughout the average size business room."
 

Electramuse Grand Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke

 

 Electramuse record player
Information and videos of early record player mechanism by Carsten Fischer

 

Electramuse Super-Tone

Electromuse Concert Grand Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke

Electromuse Supertone Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke

 

Electramuse Grand

Electromuse Grand Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke

Electromuse Concert Grand Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke

 

Electramuse Coinbox (1928)

Electromuse Wallbox Coinbox Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke

Electromuse Wallbox Coinbox Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke
height:  9" without coin entry

Electromuse Wallbox Coinbox Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke
height: about
9"to the top of the back


 

Photo courtesy of Kevin
Electromuse Wallbox Coinbox Jukebox Holcomb & Hoke

 

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