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1963 Seeburg SOLD!
The LPC-1 was the first Low Profile Console on the market. Seeburg referred to it as Long Play Console since it played 7 - inch records at both 45 rpm and 33 1/3. In 1960, Seeburg had convinced the major record labels to produce the 7 - inch discs with 6 songs on them, microgrooved. The 33's would have one to three tunes per side, allowing this unit to offer as many as 480 tunes in living stereo. They wanted to present middle of the road artists such as Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett so jukes might be more accepted in classy lounges and restaurants. An area above the title strip listings is provided to display 5 of the artists' picture sleeves. Normally the Formica on the front edges of these models are chipped up real bad. When that is the case, the value of these units drops dramatically. The Formica on this one is in nice condition. With its 40 - inch wide cabinet, the stereo separation on this jukebox is amazing. When stereo first came along the artists and record labels that employed it, made good use of the separation. By the 1970's the stereo separation wasn't as dramatic. We can show off this unit with some early stereo demonstration records that will blow your socks off.
We ship worldwide and to insure proper care we crate the jukeboxes ourselves. Call us with your shipping address and we'll get you a competitive shipping/insurance quote (prices vary according to value and destination), unless you'd like to pick it up or have us deliver it in the Southern California area. Our experience in servicing jukeboxes bought elsewhere through the Internet is that many sustain some kind of damage in transport. When you buy a jukebox from us we make sure the components inside are properly secured. In some cases we can send you detailed photos and instructions on how to unpack the unit and get it up and running.
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