Record mechanisms
Selections that won’t play, records that skip or don’t return, tonearm and gripper problems, and mechanisms that keep cycling.
Selections that won’t play, records that skip or don’t return, tonearm and gripper problems, and mechanisms that keep cycling.
Tube and solid-state amps that hum, crackle, cut out or have no sound at all.
Buttons, keypads and selectors that don’t register, and title strips that need replacing.
Dark bubble tubes, flickering fluorescents, animation lights and LED upgrades.
Disc changers, touchscreens and power problems on newer CD and digital units.
Cleaning, lubrication, worn parts replaced and cabinets brought back, with original parts kept where they matter.
Vintage 45 rpm and 78 rpm record jukeboxes from Seeburg, Wurlitzer, Rock-Ola and AMI/Rowe, plus CD and digital jukeboxes for homes and businesses. With 18+ years of hands-on experience with arcade games, pinball, jukeboxes and route equipment, we’ve seen most of the ways these machines fail.
Most adjustments and repairs happen where the jukebox lives.
Amplifier rebuilds, mechanism overhauls and restorations come back to the shop for the time they need.
If you inherited a jukebox, we’ll tell you what it needs to play again and what it will take.
Usually, yes. Jukeboxes that have sat for years often need cleaning, fresh lubrication and some electrical work before they play reliably. We’ll check it over before any work starts and tell you what it needs.
Yes. Tube amps on vintage jukeboxes are common repairs, along with the solid-state amps in later models.
Yes, for most repairs in Billings and the surrounding area. Amplifier and mechanism rebuilds are done in the shop.
The make and model if you know them (it’s often on a plate inside the cabinet), what it’s doing, and a photo if you can.
Send the form and we’ll call or email you back. Serving Billings, Montana and the surrounding area.
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