It features 200 selections, lots of chrome and that unmistakable AMI sound. This example was imported from the USA and under gone a full restoration. The mechanism was removed, dismantled, cleaned and any worn components replaced. It has been rebuilt and set up to factory specification to ensure long and trouble free operation.

The amplifier has been fully overhauled with valves & electronic components replaced as required.

The cabinet has been stripped, all metalwork polished & chromed, sides laminated, a new front glass fitted and now looks stunning. A new set of castors are fitted making it easy to move and the working coin mechanism accepts US quarters or can be set to free play.

This was the first stereo jukebox from Wurlitzer for the 1959 model year. It features 200 selections, lots of chrome and that unmistakable Wurlitzer sound. This example was imported from the USA and under gone a full restoration. The mechanism was removed, dismantled, cleaned and any worn components replaced. It has been rebuilt and set up to factory specification to ensure long and trouble free operation.

The amplifier has been fully overhauled with valves & electronic components replaced as required. Both 12" speakers have been replaced as has the pickup cartridge  and now sounds fantastic.

The cabinet has been stripped, all metalwork polished & chromed, sides laminated, a new front glass fitted and now looks stunning. A new set of castors are fitted making it easy to move and the working coin mechanism accepts US quarters or can be set to free play.

This is the ideal smaller jukebox at less than 32” wide the Princess will fit anywhere. The illuminated blue speaker grill complements the skyline graphics all outlined in chrome trim. Made in 1968 it’s had the full restoration treatment including new chrome & side laminates. The valve amplifier has been fully serviced and a new cartridge fitted returning the sound quality to factory specification.

This jukebox was manufactured in 1959 by the Automatic Musical Instrument Company (AMI) at their factory in Grand Rapids, Michigan USA. Like the American cars of the time, each model only lasted one year before being completely revised.

This model J is the 200 electric selection (plays both sides of 100 records) version which is the top of the range and most sought after by collectors. This makes it not just a fantastic jukebox to own and enjoy - it’s a real investment too.

The cabinet was completely stripped, repaired then sanded, primed, undercoated and finally the Cadillac Green top coat applied. All metal trims were stripped, polished and chromed to a high standard giving a sparkling contrast to the paintwork.

The record changing mechanism was completely stripped, cleaned and reassembled using the original factory manual. Contact wipers, belts and switches were replaced to ensure a long trouble free operation. The original coin and credit systems were overhauled and you can set the jukebox to use quarters or free play - at the flick of a switch.

The AMI J was imported from the USA that use 110V mains electricity, so a transformer was fitted so that you can safely run it from our 240V system. All the mains wiring was replaced and new connectors fitted throughout. The lighting system was also completely overhauled and fitted with new fluorescent tubes and starters.

The design of the sound system in the AMI J one of the best for any jukebox and so great attention to detail in the rebuild of the amplifier ensures that it meets factory specification. A modern magnetic cartridge is fitted which gives superior performance compared with the original and will cause less wear to your precious vinyl records. Finally, the 12” loud speaker was re-coned, using original materials, and the sound now is absolutely fantastic.