Are the accent bulbs on the Row AMI CD100G #73 or #74?

[fredw1970]

I need to replace a number of burnt out bulbs on my CD100G, but I don't remember if they are #73 or #74 bulbs?

I am thinking about swapping them out for LED's from superbrightleds.com but they are #74's and don't want to buy a bunch (I think I need 62) only to have them not fit. 

Also, in the case that any of the plastic bases stop working, do you know where I can get a new locking base?

Thanks!

[Ken Layton]

Rowe uses #73 miniature lamps in the CD-100 series jukeboxes.

[fredw1970]

Thanks Ken... If I am swapping them for LED equivalents that say they are comparable to either #73 or #74 that should work right?  The only thing that appears different between the bulbs is the filament diameter and run time before failing.

https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/miniature-wedge-base/74-led-bulb-1-led-miniature-wedge-retrofit-car/226/#/attributes/10826

[Ken Layton]

The differences between 73 and 74 are minor, mainly in hours of life.

[fredw1970]

Thanks... I was considering putting in LED's but since most are directional they might yield the best visuals, unless I buy 360' LEDS, but at nearly $2.50 each and (I believe) 62 bulbs not sure I want to spend that kind of $$$.  I found some #73/#74 Halogens that might work well, brighter than the OEM bulbs.  Hoping they won't get too hot and melt the plastic..

[lilshawn]

a #73 bulb is 1.12W, the #74 is 1.4W slightly different light output but other than that, physically identical.

since you are going LED it doesn't matter a spit.