One final restoration note: I replaced the heavy crystal cartridge in the tone arm with a lighter weight dynamic one to reduce the record wear. It’s the only thing that deviates from the original design. To think that records used to be played with what is essentially a nail.
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wow!!!! Amazing work!
I’m real happy with how well it’s working and how nice it looks. It was a labor of love.
What a great job you did! It looks amazing.:)
Thanks! 🙂
Hi,
How much weight do you put on the needle with the new cartridge?
Doesn’t the amplifier has to change also for the new needle?
Thanks, Marco
The amplifier doesn’t have to change.
http://needles4jukeboxes.com/Seeburg-Cartridges.htm
Hi –
I’m restoring the exact same jukebox, and I was very impressed with your work. I hope mine turns out to be half this good. Like yours, mine is still an unmodified one that plays 78s.
Thanks!
Charles
Looking for the top lid – mine is cracked – do you have one or know where I could find one – have talked to Victory Glass – they have nothing –