NSM Jukebox

In the Jukebox industry, NSM Music Inc. is a name to reckon with.  Pioneering efforts like the carriage which traveled from side to side introduced in 1960s, has made the company and its products popular, even as its jukeboxes were found to be much simpler than that of competitors like Seeburg Corporation. 

Though they have the manufacturing line much later than the Americans, NSM and their NSM jukebox emerged as a leader.  The reason for the popularity lies in the fact right from the 1960s, NSM has been vibrant to move with times. From records to CDs, to internet jukeboxes and web duplication of CD, NSM is not merely moving with times, but keeping ahead.  

Features:

The NSM jukebox is known for it’s smooth cabinets with their unbeatable designs.  They made world standards gasp with their designs, way back in the 1960s,   providing the jukebox, a carriage functioning on parallel tracks, to make selection of records easier.  

When records vanished NSM came up the NSM CD mechanism, answering the changing needs of people.  While others   had only changed gripper arms to take the smaller diameter CD, NSM provided a revolutionary stacking mechanism, reducing storage space, in as much as the tiny instrument with 100 CDs can be mounted on a wall.  When the 1990s came around, it’s popularity made NSM suspend production of the free standing NSM jukebox.    

In the Internet age, they introduced the web NSM jukebox powered by the E cast Music Network, enabling browsers to select songs from a 300,000+ library, automatically adding the latest releases every week, with the exclusive “Single Song Download”, “Make Mine First – selection options”, which are configured to the web design. 

Going a step further, NSM has introduced the Satellite CD Duplicator, geared for a high-performance, cost-effective  way to duplicate CDs.  Operating both on  a stand-alone or network system mode, NSM's Satellite 03, has  three 12x read/4x write drives,   utilizing Smart Storage's Smart CD Duplicator software, which creates an incredible 12 650-MB discs every hour, by using all accessible recorders at the same time. 

Historical Perspective:

The earliest tracks of jukeboxes came with metal dividers with spring loaded pins that were made to move by a moving truck. Though reliable to begin with, in later years the systems were not functioning with unsuitable fitting plugs and dirty contacts.

Pioneering efforts of NSM continued into the 1970's, when plastic dividers, which were damaging records, was replaced, giving way to microprocessor ES Control and Credit Unit (CCU), and later came ES2, ES3 versions, while ES5 became the prototype.  The pioneering efforts also made NSM Music USA, to introduce into the market Tab Fun4Four, a 4 player game table with games, including Texas Hold 'Em, to keep customers engaged all night.  NSM Music, Inc, really came to revolutionize the jukebox industry via the NSM jukebox.