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Solotone Corp., 2311 West Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles

Solotone Entertainer Wallboxes and Master Entertainer Unit

Copyright

 

Die Solotone Corp. wurde im Februar 1946 von William (Bud) Parr von General Music Co., Louis B. (Mac) McCreary, ehemals bei E. T. Mape Music Co., und dem Erfinder Forrest E. (Cliff) Wilson gegründet.
Die Produktion der von Forrest E. Wilson und Scott E. Allen entwickelten und konstruierten Solotone-Geräte und -Systeme wurde an die Pacific Division der Bendix Aviation Corp. mit Sitz in 11600 Sherman Way in North Hollywood vergeben. Scott E. Allen stand in Verbindung zur Personal Music Corp. als Führungskraft der C-O-Two Fire Equipment Co. in Newark, New Jersey.

Photos and information: Gert Almind

 

Solotone Corp. was founded in February 1946 by William (Bud) Parr of the General Music Co., Louis B. (Mac) McCreary, formerly of the E. T. Mape Music Co., and the inventor Forrest E. (Cliff) Wilson.
The production of the Solotone units and systems, developed and designed by Forrest E. Wilson and
Scott E. Allen, was contracted with the Pacific Division of the Bendix Aviation Corp. at 11600 Sherman Way in North Hollywood. Scott E. Allen was related to the Personal Music Corp. as an executive of the C-O-Two Fire Equipment Co. in Newark, New Jersey.

 

Solotone Mirror-Tone Selecor (1946)

Solotone Mirror-Tone Jukebox Musikbox

Solotone Mirror-Tone Jukebox Musikbox

 

 

Solotone Entertainer Wallbox (1946-47) – Non-Selective

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox
Inside: 6" speaker
 
Photo below by courtesy of Raymond
Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

Postcard right hand:
Solotone "Entertainer" Remote Unit
Solotone Corp., 2313 West Pico Boulevard,
Los Angeles (Solotone-Aireon)

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

 

 

Solotone Entertainer Wallbox Magic Selector (1946) - Selective

12 Popular recordings
Photo courtesy Terra Technica Museum
Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

 

 

Solotone Entertainer Wallbox Magic Selector (1946) - Selective

Popular recordings or TV; operated by MYCO in Ohio; might have been produced for MYCO solely
Photo and information courtesy Terra Technica Museum
Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

 

 

Solotone Entertainer Wallbox Magic Selector (1946) - Selective

Popular recordings or radio stations

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

 

 

Solotone Entertainer Wallbox Model B (1947)

Popular recordings, radio stations or TV
Photos courtesy Sylvain
Solotone Jukebox Musikbox wallbox

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox wallbox

 

 

Solotone Hook-up (1946)

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

 

 

Solotone Master Entertainer Unit: Hideaway and Selective Wallbox (1948)

10 turntables and four pre-set radio stations; time clock
or
10 turntables, three pre-set radio stations and one TV station; time clock
 

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

 

Solotone Jukebox Musikbox

 

 

William Matthew Bud Parr

William Bud Parr Solotone

 

 

Louis Benjamin McCreary

Louis B. McCreary Solotone

 

 

Forrest Evan Wilson

Forrest Wilson Solotone

 

 

Scott E. Allen

Scott Allen Solotone

 

Die Angaben haben keinen Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit oder Richtigkeit.
Bei den (importierten) Boxen können im Laufe der Jahre durchaus Veränderungen vorgenommen worden sein. Copyright.

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