Converting Seeburg Jukebox

Is there a way to by-pass the existing amp in a Seeburg jukebox and
instead run it into a new store bought receiver or something to get
superior sound? Basically tired of the problems of poor sound with
the amps despite rebuilds. So I'm just trying to reconfigure the
wiring so it runs into something new and better to give me great
sound. Not looking to turn it into a digital box or play 1,000's of
songs. Just want the exisiting jukebox to operate as alwasy but find
a way to take the "old" sound and reconfigure to play the records with
"new". For example, I have a turntable with my house sound system
whihc hooks into my receiver and out to my speakers. A way to do that
with my juke is something I would like to do.

On Jun 20, 7:05*pm, mickey wrote:
Is there a way to by-pass the existing amp in a Seeburg jukebox and
instead run it into a new store bought receiver or something to get
superior sound? *Basically tired of the problems of poor sound with
the amps despite rebuilds. *So I'm just trying to reconfigure the
wiring so it runs into something new and better to give me great
sound. *Not looking to turn it into a digital box or play 1,000's of
songs. *Just want the exisiting jukebox to operate as alwasy but find
a way to take the "old" sound and reconfigure to play the records with
"new". *For example, I have a turntable with my house sound system
whihc hooks into my receiver and out to my speakers. *A way to do that
with my juke is something I would like to do.

You don't say what seeburg You are talking about, that would help as
many seeburg amps can be inerchangable.
I have rebuilt many seeburg amps and they sound great! I really like
the tube amps over the solid state.
and yes their is a way to replace an amp, but frist We would have to
know what model seeburg You are talking about.

good luck.

doc ellis

On Jun 21, 7:40*am, doc ellis wrote:
On Jun 20, 7:05*pm, mickey wrote:

Is there a way to by-pass the existing amp in a Seeburg jukebox and
instead run it into a new store bought receiver or something to get
superior sound? *Basically tired of the problems of poor sound with
the amps despite rebuilds. *So I'm just trying to reconfigure the
wiring so it runs into something new and better to give me great
sound. *Not looking to turn it into a digital box or play 1,000's of
songs. *Just want the exisiting jukebox to operate as alwasy but find
a way to take the "old" sound and reconfigure to play the records with
"new". *For example, I have a turntable with my house sound system
whihc hooks into my receiver and out to my speakers. *A way to do that
with my juke is something I would like to do.

You don't say what seeburg You are talking about, that would help as
many seeburg amps can be inerchangable.
I have rebuilt many seeburg amps and they sound great! I really like
the tube amps over the solid state.
and yes their is a way to replace an amp, but frist We would have to
know what model seeburg You are talking about.

good luck.

doc ellis

Sorry about that. It's a 201 and the amp that is in there now is a
TSA1 stereo amp. A prior owner had converted the amp to the stereo
one even though it doesn't play stereo sound.