1960s? Rock-ola Jukebox acquired and need some info

[nasadowsk]

You’re a lot high. Collectible, but not that much. I’d say $700-800. And don’t bother with the records adding more. 99% chance the first thing the new owner does is unload and toss them. A clean, working machine without records brings more than brings more than a crappy busted one with them. Appearance and functionality are what folks want.

If you give the amp a once-over, you might be able to add a hundred or so. There’s few paper caps in these by that year. I think Rock-Ola still used that funky doubler power supply at the time.

[vortalexfan]

Originally Posted by nasadowsk

You’re a lot high. Collectible, but not that much. I’d say $700-800. And don’t bother with the records adding more. 99% chance the first thing the new owner does is unload and toss them. A clean, working machine without records brings more than brings more than a crappy busted one with them. Appearance and functionality are what folks want.

If you give the amp a once-over, you might be able to add a hundred or so. There’s few paper caps in these by that year. I think Rock-Ola still used that funky doubler power supply at the time.

I did check the capacitors in the amplifier on this unit and they all checked good yet (the electrolytics that is) the coupling caps were mostly mylar and film caps.

So the fact that its already loaded with 160 45s with matching jukebox labels for the jukebox display panel doesn't help the value of the jukebox?