Jukebox

Overview

A jukebox is a retro standing music machine that plays records or digital tracks with glowing arches and a classic look. It is a nostalgic accent that brings character to a bar or game room.

Sizing & placement

At 32 inches wide, 24 inches deep, and 56 inches tall, it has a modest floor footprint and sits against a wall, where it anchors. Leave the 18 inches of front clearance so people can browse and select tracks.

Where it works

Recreation rooms, garages, and living rooms; retro, diner, and vintage styles.

Specifications

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Configurable options

• Color — any hex value

Frequently asked questions

How tall is the jukebox?

It is 56 inches tall on a 32-by-24-inch base.

Where should it sit?

Against a wall, where it anchors, with 18 inches of front clearance to make selections.