Tabletop Jukebox

Interested in a tabletop jukebox?  The large stand up jukeboxes of old are no longer produced, it’s also at times hard to find a wall mounted jukebox which is it’s predecessor.  These days, it’s most easy to get a hold of a tabletop jukebox.  These days, technology is just getting smaller and smaller and it’s no longer necessary to have a huge machine just to play music, so you now have the emergence of the tabletop jukebox.

This is a great little invention for those who want to enjoy listening to music while still cling to the look and feel of a jukebox lighting up the room.  If you want one of these, here are a few of the better ones to consider:

1.  Mini Bubbler Jukebox – Crosley

This unit can be found over at Homelement(dot com).  This $349 device is a mini replica of the 1946 Wurlitzer 1015 jukebox.  This is complete with the percolating bubles and the neon glow on the outer edge tubing, this is a great stroll down memory lane for some and for others, it’s a great display of vintage music machinery.

This thing has an FM radio with analog tuner, full range stereo speakers, an external FM antenna, front loading CD player with LED, programmable 20 track memory, repeat play option and a remote control to operate it from a distance. 

2.  Crosley Radio Jukebox CD

Here’s another one you can pick up at Drugstore(dot com) for a fraction of the cost of the previous one, $109.99.  This one has a completely different look to it, it is brown, white and red as opposed to brown, orange, yellow and green.  This is a reproduction of a 1947 jukebox, complete with a flipping song chart that shows the dial scale while the panel lights give a little bit of ambience.

The handcrafted wood and veneer cabinet on this also has a AM/FM radio and of course a CD player.

3.  Crosley CR17 iJuke Mini Jukebox

Finally, here is one that is one of the most popular ones out there.  This one allows you to plug your iPod into it and play the music straight from that.  These days, most people play music from iPods rather than CD’s so this is the latest successor to the CD jukebox.

If you want to be able to download mp3’s, load them onto your iPod and then play that on your jukebox, you’ll want to get ahold of one of these for $88 at Target.

So if you want a tabletop jukebox, those are a few of the ones you’ll want to consider.  Do make sure you look at other ones during your search for the perfect tabletop jukebox as these are just a few of the ones currently on the market.