Value of 1953 SEEBURG HF100G??

[Seven181]

What are they worth? Complete working but glass replaced with plex.


Brian

[SIGNGUY]

Working and in good original condition? 1500-1900 I'd say. .maybe less in this economy.

without the original glass take off 350 or so... I think it's available through Victory Glass for about that much.

I like the G,,, that is the one I have, all original, paid 1500 for years ago.

[Seven181]

It's original but the glass has been replaced and it has a solid state amp and not the original tube amp. Also has a new speaker. Coin mech and everything else is original and it looks and sounds killer. Price is right, under $1,000. I am no jukebox pro, that is why I am asking you guys. I think I want it.

[Jim]

And should you want to get an original amp, they're readily available reasonable priced.

[Kilroy]

The purist in me cringes the amp was replaced,  but if the cabinet is solid, the chrome isn't  heavily pitted, and it sounds killer,  grab it.

I'll have my G  finished this summer,  so I am a little biased.  

Oh, and to fill it up, oldies.com  is where I buy most of my 45's, new pressings, most have 2 hits per side, and for 2.50 a 45  can't go wrong.

[Seven181]

Thanks Kilroy! Will check that out for some records. Jim, should I put an original amp back in if I get this juke?

Brian

[oldskoolcoinop]

Another vote for original amp. Vinyl + tubes = sweet sweet music.

[BrianB]

I would definitely put an original amp back into it. They sound much richer and warmer than a solid state amp any day.

[bubba]

Original amp... definitely...

[bcharlton]

$1000 is my limit for an unrestored Seeburg 100g.  Make sure you have the original amp for it.  I have one in lots of pieces in my warehouse so let me know if you are missing anything.

Good luck,

BrianC