MUSEO TA-433 Model
Specifications:
- 5 sets of "electric blue" neon lighting to illuminate the frame.
- Illuminated internal "rainbow" paneling
- Mahogany wood frame
- 2 X 100 Watt Main Speakers
- AM / FM Radio
- Sony 3 CD Changer
- RCA External Speaker jacks
Dimensions:
40"X23"X12"
I originally considered getting a full-size (60") Wurlitzer or ROCK-OLA Bubbler, but quickly decided against it for several reasons.
FIrst, was size, as my current gameroom is already "chock full of nuts" as it is.
Available "real estate" continues to be and always WILL BE at a premium.
Second, is portability. I have a "mobile" gameroom, and a full size jukebox is a real SOB to prevent from being damaged. This is especially true of the percolating "bubble" tubes and neon lighting.
Third was cost, as a Wurlitzer or ROCK-OLA Bubbler costs well over $6500.
I would rather spend my money on more pinball machines (MY Priority).......
This is an excellent addition to my gameroom, for a 1/10th of the cost of a full-size jukebox, and at 3/4 size. Some people say this is a "knock off" from the REAL thing (which it is), but in my case it does not really matter. Once I put it up on its stand you really cannot tell the difference unless you are a jukebox "purist" which I am NOT.
After retirement in another eight years, I can get the REAL DEAL.
In meantime, this will do quite nicely...........
