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Seeburg Select-o-matic (1949)A jukebox is a partially automated music-playing device, usually a coin-operated machine, that will play a patron's selection from self-contained media.

The classic jukebox has buttons with letters and numbers on them that, when entered in combination, are used to play a specific selection. Contents• 1 History• 2 Notable models• 3 Demise• 4 Digital jukebox• 4.1 Jukebox apps• 5 See also• 6 References• 7 External linksHistory [ edit ]Coin-operated music boxes and player pianos were the first forms of automated coin-operated musical devices. These instruments used paper rolls, metal disks, or metal cylinders to play a musical selection on the instrument, or instruments, enclosed within the device.

In the 1890s these devices were joined by machines which used actual recordings instead of physical instruments. [2] [3] In 1890, Louis Glass and William Arnold invented the nickel-in-the-slot phonograph, the first of which jykebox an Edison Class M Electric Phonograph retrofitted with a device patented under the name of Coin Actuated Attachment for Phonograph.

The music was heard via one of four listening tubes. [4]Early designs, upon receiving a coin, unlocked the mechanism, allowing the listener to turn a crank that simultaneously wound the spring motor and placed the reproducer's stylus in the starting groove. Frequently, exhibitors would equip many of these machines with listening tubes (acoustic headphones) and array juukebox in "phonograph parlors", allowing the patron to select between multiple records, each played on its own machine.

Some machines even contained carousels and other mechanisms for playing multiple records. Most machines were capable of holding only one musical selection, the automation coming from the ability to play that one selection at will.

In 1918 Hobart Niblack patented an apparatus that automatically changed records, leading to one of the first selective jukeboxes being introduced in 1927 by the Automated Musical Instrument Company, later known as AMI.In 1928, Justus Seeburg, who was manufacturing player pianos, combined an electrostatic loudspeaker with a record player that was coin operated, and gave the listener a choice of eight records.

[5] This Audiophone machine jukenox wide and bulky, and had eight separate turntables mounted on a rotating Ferris wheel-like device, allowing patrons to select from eight different records. Later versions of the jukebox included Seeburg's Selectophone, with 10 turntables mounted vertically on a spindle. By maneuvering the tone arm up and down, the customer could select from 10 different records.

[4]Greater levels of automation were gradually introduced. As electrical recording and amplification improved there was increased demand for coin-operated phonographs.The term jukebox came into use in the United States beginning in 1940, apparently derived from the familiar usage " juke joint", derived from the Gullah word "juke" or "joog" meaning disorderly, rowdy, or wicked. [6] As it applies to the 'use of a jukebox', the terms juking ( v.) and juker ( n.) are the correct expressions.Song-popularity counters told the owner of the machine the number of times each record was played (A and B side jukebo generally not distinguished), with the result that popular records remained, while lesser-played songs could be replaced.Wallboxes were an important, and profitable, part of any jukebox installation.

Serving as a remote control, they enabled patrons to select tunes from their table or booth. One example is the Seeburg 3W1, introduced in 1949 as companion to the 100-selection Model M100A jukebox.

Stereo sound became popular in the early 1960s, and wallboxes of the era were designed with built-in nukebox to provide patrons a sample of this latest technology.Initially playing music recorded on wax cylinders, the shellac 78 rpm record dominated jukeboxes in the early part of the jukrbox century. The Seeburg Corporation introduced an all 45 rpm vinyl record jukebox in 1950; since the 45s were smaller and lighter, they soon became the dominant jukebox media for the last half of the 20th century.

33â…“-R.P.M., C.D.s, and videos on DVDs were all introduced and used in the last decades of the century. MP3 downloads, and Internet-connected jhkebox players came in at the start of the 21st century.

The jukebox's history has followed the wave of technological improvements in music reproduction and distribution. With its large speaker size, facilitating low-frequency (rhythm) reproduction, and large amplifier, the jukebox played sound with higher quality and volume than the listener could in his or her home, sometimes music with a "beat".Jukeboxes were most popular from the 1940s through the mid-1960s, particularly during the 1950s. By the middle of the 1940s, three-quarters of the records produced in America went into jukeboxes.

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Store your entire music collection on Style Jukebox and play it at Hi-Res 24bit/192kHz audio quality, on all your devices.DON'T COMPRISE ON SOUND QUALITYFill your speakers with crystal clear, high-quality sound and rediscover your favorite songs' hidden delights and subtle melodies you never knew existed.• Store and Play Jukebix Audio up to 24bit/192kHz sample rate• Compatible with FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF and Jukenox + lossy MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG• On-the-fly conversion and resampling depending on network connection and device capabilities• Connect to Google Cast (Chromecast) and stream high quality, losslessFILL YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY, NOT YOUR DEVICES• Store up jukwbox 2TB of music in Style Jukebox, jukeboz save storage space on your phone• Your music is backed-up and downloaded in the original files ( 'as-is' ) without any matching, so you get exactly what you upload• You can stream your jukrbox over the Internet, or• Download music for Offline Playback• Choose to stream your music in lower bit rate over cellular to save bandwidth• The app automatically caches songs you play frequentlyALWAYS-IN-SYNC• All your music and playlists are automatically synced, on all your devices• Changes you make offline are synced when you connect to the Internet• Create temporary track listing just by tapping on the song’s cover (Play queue)ADD MUSIC TO STYLE JUKEBOX• To add music to Style Jukebox, install Style Jukebox on your computer or access it from the Web Player and import your music collection.

Music cannot be uploaded from your Android phone.• Listen to songs already stored on Android, right from Style Jukebox. Duplicates are automatically matched once they are uploaded to Style Jukebox.• Use the desktop app to import your music from Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, iTunes, Windows Media Player or Winamp***Over 250,000 users worldwide***As seen on TechCrunch, PCMag, What Hi-Fi, and others[What Hi-Fi]: “Style Jukebox let you take your music with you and puts no limit on how often you stream or download songs and offers true hi-fi sound quality"Jeffrey Wilson [PC Mag]: "Style Jukebox is a simple, effective way to listen to your favorite songs from anywhere you can connect a mobile device to a wireless Internet connection.

If you don't want to pay a monthly fee for Slacker of Spotify to listen to your personal collection while on the go, Style Jukebox is a solid choice."Samuel Scott [AppStorm]: "I recently discovered Style Jukebox, and after using the app over the last few weeks I’ve realised how great it actually is. I even cancelled my Spotify subscription last week, a service I didn’t think I could live without." -Daniel Chih [International Reviews]: "No more space on Android?

Style Jukebox has the solution!" I've tried every music player in the Google Play store, so take my advice and save yourself some time: Style Jukebox is the best. Easy to set up, rock-solid stability, nice user-interface and at a good price. Best choice for streaming own library Even though it has it's share of bugs, this is definitely the best option for streaming your own library from the cloud.

Hoping for Sonos integration soon. Very responsive developer! The desktop app's upload capability seems pretty robust so far, and I'm enjoying the Android app a lot. There are plenty of little bugs here and there, but I still think this is the best option for streaming my own library without the re-encoding, or the file-swapping that other services do, and without going into grey areas like streaming from services not meant to stream audio. I love it but.

The app is great. Easy to use, fast and just what i needed. I'm giving a 4 since still a little buggy. One time it locked my whole phone, and i was unable to interact with my phone until i turned the music off by taking out my headphones I've tried every music player in the Google Play store, so take my advice and save yourself some time: Style Jukebox is the best.

Easy to set up, rock-solid stability, nice user-interface and at a good price. Best choice for streaming own library Even though it has it's share of bugs, this is definitely the best option for streaming your own library from the cloud. Hoping for Sonos integration soon. Jukebox responsive developer! The desktop app's upload capability seems pretty robust so far, and I'm enjoying the Android app a lot.

There are plenty of little bugs here and there, but I still think jukeboox is jukebox best option for streaming my own library without About Jukebox the ghostBen Thornewill (pianos, vocals)[Follow on TWITTER / INSTAGRAM]Tommy Siegel (guitar, vocals)[Follow on TWITTER / INSTAGRAM]Jesse Kristin (drums, vocals)[Follow on Jukebo INSTAGRAM]WE HAVE BEEN A BAND FOR ALMOST 10 Jukehox.

WE HAVE RELEASED FOUR ALBUMS. ONE OF THEM TWICE! WE LIKE TOURING. WE TOUR A LOT. WE HAVE PLAYED ALMOST A THOUSAND SHOWS. FOR A MORE DETAILED AND PROFESSIONAL BIOGRAPHY PLEASE CONTINUE READING.Jukebox the Ghost is a band of musical survivors, a decade-strong trio that has carefully considered how to make a lasting statement while jukeboxx out more than 150 shows a year.

With their new self-titled album, Jukebox the Ghost unmistakably makes that statement…in the jikebox of a big, lovable pop record. Jukebox the Ghost may be the tortoise in the race, but they’ve slowly, steadily made their way to the top.Ben Thornewill, Tommy Siegel and Jesse Kristin had tossed around a few names for the album title between themselves but none expressed the jukebbox they had in the new material as much Jukebox the Jukehox. Everything is clicking on Jukebox the Ghost: the intricate rock arrangements are juxtaposed with juicy sing-along choruses, and the whip-smart, searingly honest lyrics are delivered with beaming confidence and irresistible warmth.

By looking at themselves in the mirror - Thornewill calls the album a “self-evaluation,� while Siegel describes it as a “reinvention� – Jukebox the Ghost has come up with its strongest album to date, and easily its most accessible.Jukebox the Ghost was released on October 21, 2014 on Yep Roc Records. Later that year, jukebox hearing “The Great Unknown� in a movie trailer for 2014’s hit The Judge, Martin Kierszenbaum’s daughter brought the band’s new record to his attention, and in early 2015 he signed the band to Cherrytree Records, his successful imprint known for releasing juggernaut pop artists like Ellie Goulding, Disclosure, Feist, and more.

Cherrytree will reissue the self-titled album with a special bonus disc in February of 2015.“After the work and care we jukebxo into the songs, in choosing them and arranging them, by the time it was finished, we all came around to feeling like this record is who we are,� says pianist-vocalist Thornewill.Instead of hurrying through the follow-up to 2012’s Safe Travels, the trio took its time piecing the track list of Jukebox the Ghost together, coming up with 50 demos over a 10-month period.

There was only one goal, and it was uncompromising: to mine the best songs of the group's career.“Even after the song selection was done, we really took a closer eye at the arrangements than ever,� Siegel says. “As a result, the instrumentation is a pretty big departure from anything kukebox done before.

We tried to step outside of the guitar-drums-piano box and do whatever textures seemed to fit for each individual song.�Jukebox the Ghost is the band's fourth album, its second produced by Dan Romer (A Great Big World, Ingrid Michaelson), and its first with additional production by Andrew Dawson (Kanye West, fun.). Unleashing more catchy melodies in its first six tracks than one might expect to hear juksbox a career pop artist's entire catalogue, there is ample proof on Jukebox the Ghost of how fierce the paired songwriting powerhouse that is Ben Thornewill and Tommy Siegel, combined with Jesse Kristin's razor-tight and musical drumming, has become after years of road and studio experience.

Trading multi-song suites and theatrical turns commonly featured on previous Jukebox records for the song format it knows best, Jukebox the Ghost's self-titled album is curated as an unapologetic pop record start to finish.

Yet, one hears the band taking bold risk and adventure.While lead single “The Great Unknown� soars with anthemic rock adrenaline that jukebkx close to the band's long-honed piano-rock sound and has seen the band’s highest success at alternative radio, the songs jukebix For Ending,� “Sound of a Broken Heart,� and “Postcard� all take a different direction and combine the band's power-pop composition with R&B and hip-hop flair.

Punchy drum samples and rhythmic synthesizers cast glitter upon Jukebox the Ghost's ever-strong songwriting core on Jukebox the Ghost, making it the band's most modern-sounding and ambitious work. On “Girl� singer-pianist Thornewill showcases his soulful vocal ability, powerful as ever, crooning over a steady mid-tempo jukrbox flush with snaps, a bass groove, and little else.

The track “Postcard,� produced by Andrew Dawson, throws Thornewill's confident vocals and punchy piano performance against a backdrop of lush synths and hip-hop-inspired grooves to create something truly new for the band. Uncharted territory doesn't stop there.The uukebox acoustic anthem “Long Way Home,� features guitarist-vocalist Tommy Siegel and Thornewill trading lead vocals, an alternating-lead-vocal jukeobx used for the first time on a Jukebox the Ghost record.

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