Restored Multiphone 1908 Jukebox Plays Edison Blue Amberol Cylinders
Here's a short video of a beautifully-restored Multiphone, manufactured in New York City in 1908. It's a true early jukebox, with 24 cylinders randomly selectable, with each 4-minute tune played for a nickel. I hope you enjoy this fascinating mechanism!
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Multiphone Jukebox
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