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Touch Panel Jukeboxes
Random24:
Hey eightbit, you wouldn't happen to know if there are any more of those available do you. I also live in MI and infact worked for OE Systems a few years ago and watched those being setup to go out to the Meijer stores back about 1998/99. I have often wondered how easy it would be to convert one tho a jukebox. It looks good I must say.
eightbit:
I stripped the whole registry and removed the internal frame that holds the monitor up. Then I wrapped that with boards from the big registry and slapped the front back on, after painting it, and wa-lah I had a jukebox cabinet.
Where in Michigan are you? I'm involved with assett disposition for Meijer and we have pulled some of those registrys out. Thats how I got a hold of 3 of them. We used to have 2 in every store and I think they are going to one now.
They have a small slim lcd touch panel version in some stores now. I would love to get my hands on one of those!
Lilwolf:
Wow... amazed to see how many emulation gurus in michigan.
I grew up in Ann Arbor and now live a Cinci but come up often. I have to update the byoac finders.
As for touch monitors. Are you going to have any for sale? I would love to get one for the kids!
NiN^_^NiN:
--- Quote ---Its the perfect height for setting drinks on top of when your playing the arcade game next to it.
--- End quote ---
Your right it is perfect :)
But im the kinda guy who would of put a small marquee on the top or made some jukebox art for the sides.
Dont get me wrong i like it :) your done a good job ;)
eightbit:
--- Quote from: NiN^_^NiN on October 30, 2003, 05:34:49 pm ---But im the kinda guy who would of put a small marquee on the top or made some jukebox art for the sides.
--- End quote ---
You might be right, its a little plain. I tried to brighten it up with the red front. What kind of art goes on the side of a jukebox?
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