A New Sights and Sounds video
Hello, all!
I said I'd have this done last week. I'm a bit late - I really needed to plan this out more than I did, but I think the end result is interesting.
An actual No Effort November video is coming, I hope, very soon. Like, with luck, Saturday.
'kay bye
Comments (8)
Just finished rebuilding a Motorola hifi stacker... doesn't even hold a candle to a project like yours. Hat's off to you, sir, repairing an electromechanical beast like that!
I collect those US Little LP/Compact 33/E.P.'s. I love their novelty of playing 2 or 3 or even 4 songs on a side, squeezing in more than just one single song. And in stereo. Nice to see that this unit could do that too.
Is the Selection Key activation solenoid have them linkages to add mechanical torque maybe?
So happy!!!!!11one The ugly jukebox series is my favorite on your channel. I'm not visually challenged, but I watched the extra hour of footage just because I'm so engrossed in this topic and the excruciating detail in which you analyze and explain it! I thoroughly appreciate the level of effort you've put into this. My #2: CED series My #3: LaserDisc series My #4: CD series
High effort November continues
The only thing missing is an interview with the madman who designed this masterpiece! I can't help but wonder how his design process works!
I was wondering this since the first jukebox video - what is the purpose of the labels with backwards text on the record carousel (around the circumference of the carousel, below the records)? Also, just noticed that you "customized" the lights on the top panel (e.g. "I finally fixed it!", "I have no idea what this light is for"). Love it!
Why do you say it's not interesting to look at? The mechanical of this I find Engineeringly interesting!