I want to learn everything from Rowe jukeboxes...im into vintage music and got an 80s vinyls collection, vintage receivers and speakers but jukeboxes are awesome!!!

I worked on models MM-6 through R-94. I love Rowe machines. And I loved the sound of their 50 watt tube amps.

@jeffelbelping1844

7 ай бұрын

Jim, do you know how to adjust the platter speed? My R91 45 jukebox is playing fast. I've been trying to learn how to calibrate the speed so I can set it to 45 RPM.

@jim8230

7 ай бұрын

@jeffelbelping1844 I don't off hand with little information. I have never had a problem with motor speed on those models. Do you have an American box in Europe, or vice versa?

@jeffelbelping1844

7 ай бұрын

@@jim8230 Thanks for the reply. I've got an American box in the states.

Great video Bruce yes I have a r 84 gold model works great when I die I will take it with me 😆

Great video. I agree with you. These jukeboxes should last a long time. I believe even the 1960s and 1970s Rowe AMI jukeboxes are superb and should last another 100 years also. I believe the MM4 and MM5 models were the most reliable.

As I was told by an old Operator the jukebox model number wasn't 4 years it was 5 -- it corresponded to the end of the 5 year warranty, including the year it was made, so an R83 was made in 1979 (79-80-81-82-83). I have an R83 with the 200-watt amplifier. The fidelity is nothing short of sensational and the crossover network used is in a class of its own. These models are not collectible per se and they are inexpensive but you will be hard-pressed to find anything comparable to the playback fidelity of these models. The speakers used in the AMI were outsourced -- I forget the company who supplied them but they were exclusive to Rowe/AMI jukeboxes. The 50's Seeburgs -- specifically the model R and V200 had outstanding fidelity and the tube amps were way advanced for their time, able to play back any note from 20-25,000 HZ, but the R-series of Rowe/AMI stereo models were the best of the best in my opinion.

Your videos are the best. Thanks a Bunch.

Bruce great video. I know Ed Fischer he is a god send to the jukebox industry. I use his products all the time converting wallboxes over to MP3, Keep up the good work Mickey in Rochester

Great video......Thank you......I have a Rowe R-92 with a Pioneer 6- cd player. No sound, looks like a bad amplifier problem. Does anyone make this part anymore, thank you. I luv my Rowe ! I bought a High Speed pinball machine from Todd at TNT. He has some fantastic video's on KZread.

Where can I get that book you're looking through?

Hi Bruce, anyway I can replace the top back plate silver trim? I have an R74 AMI Rowe. I believe it is part #401-068190 or 401-06809. While cleaning it up I rubbed off some of the metal-look trim overlay. I've looked around but I haven't seen this replacement piece/s anywhere. Hope you can help me out. Thanks, Rocky

I'm guessing he's not a math wiz

I have a R-90 that is spinning very slow... what could be the issue.

what about a little older i saw a picture of the one i have when you were flipping through the book at the first of your video

Hello! I have a rowe93 that has an error code. What does it mean? It's giving me code 11. Any thoughts?

Keep the Camera still.