very.

Worth mentioning, the disabled coin mech parts are super common anytime an operator sells an old jukebox for home use. They don't want anyone to use it to make money again once they sell it! Not sure if he mentions this, while the jukebox has a memory of which songs to play, they can't play the songs in the order you picked them. That didn't come into play until jukeboxes got digital computers.

Well, it's more that when people buy a jukebox for their home they don't want to screw around with coins. This is sad because the coins are part of the fun. I have several jukeboxes (Coin-Operated Phonographs, actually. The industry HATED the word jukebox), and mine are all on coins. But one of the first questions most people ask when they get one is, "How do I set it for free-play?"

My local watering hole still has a classic jukebox. We tend to feed it with multiple runs of Mr Bojangles and Werewolves Of London until we're kicked out, but there is a regular there who sings along every damn time even when it's back-to-back so it is tolerated.

fuck, this was meant as a reply.