Check the manual to see what OHM rate you need -- I don't remember. Very few speakers will work with the Tempo II but a small pair of Bogens will do the trick. They are about $100/pair. Make sure you mount them equa-distant to each side from the main cabinet. Turn the amp setting to "hybrid" and you will be good to go. About 2/3 of the volume comes from the main cabinet and the remainder from the side speakers. The original side speakers with this model weer huge and are $500/pair if you can find them. Not necessary. Stick to the Bogen brand... Good luck. Ed
Love the video , I have the very same Jukebox I inherited it recently and was wondering if you could show me how to change the vinyl as we cannot work it out .Thank you in advance
Lift up the glass top dome and there are 2 latches on both sides -- release them and let the connectin g chains hold it while you bring the front door forward. On the right side you will see a latch bar with 3 positions. Put the lever in the center and move the "scan" lever over and the carriage will spin. When you reach the slot you want to change the record move the latch to the center and the mech will stop. Simply remove the record and replace it with another -- the hit side facing to the left in the slot. When you are finished changing the records you MUST move the latch to "operate." Failure to do so will render the machine inoperable. When you push the lower door back into place make sure it is latched securely. You should be ready to go.
Stunning, I take it!!
I have one of these beautiful jukeboxes. It is very reliable and sounds wonderful.
Looks gorgeous; sounds fantastic! A proud-worthy treasure, for sure!
Rockola are 90% of the time beautiful sounding
Some of the Tempo 1’s had stereo in 1959. I know because I have one.
I like the "you condensed" song
We must preserve these
They still make them
Great job Ed and Andrew I really liked this video a lot. You should do one video like this for each jukebox in your collection Ed.
sounds great !!!
LOVE YOU TUBE GLORY AMERICA LOVE AMERICA PITER ARTIST FROM POLAND LOVE MY GIRL FAN CAROLINE
Cool
A great record player and
Record
So this thing was never used or for some reason put aside when it was almost new?
On a 45 rpm jukebox a switchable stylus... Or was the intention, that when the singles are completely mono, the stylus is a 25 micrometer instead 18?
Bad ass
I have the same jukebox. Can you please tell me what you used for side speakers or what I should use for side speakers? Thank You.
Check the manual to see what OHM rate you need -- I don't remember. Very few speakers will work with the Tempo II but a small pair of Bogens will do the trick. They are about $100/pair. Make sure you mount them equa-distant to each side from the main cabinet. Turn the amp setting to "hybrid" and you will be good to go. About 2/3 of the volume comes from the main cabinet and the remainder from the side speakers. The original side speakers with this model weer huge and are $500/pair if you can find them. Not necessary. Stick to the Bogen brand... Good luck.
Ed
Love the video , I have the very same Jukebox I inherited it recently and was wondering if you could show me how to change the vinyl as we cannot work it out .Thank you in advance
Lift up the glass top dome and there are 2 latches on both sides -- release them and let the connectin g chains hold it while you bring the front door forward. On the right side you will see a latch bar with 3 positions. Put the lever in the center and move the "scan" lever over and the carriage will spin. When you reach the slot you want to change the record move the latch to the center and the mech will stop. Simply remove the record and replace it with another -- the hit side facing to the left in the slot. When you are finished changing the records you MUST move the latch to "operate." Failure to do so will render the machine inoperable. When you push the lower door back into place make sure it is latched securely. You should be ready to go.
@@jukeboxeddie1 thank you very much
Stereo? Were there stereo 45 rpm records?
Since 1958 but they a pretty rare
If you got it in 2010 and it had not worked in 51 years, it never worked?