Part 1 Seeburg Jukebox STD160 Vogue 1st Look

Interesting Jukebox Video Tour as I open up and explore a just purchased storage unit find. Made this Seeburg STD160 Vogue II Jukebox video as I check it out for the first time. This is a dirty broken renovation project jukebox that needs restoration TLC. It will be a while before I load it up with eighty 45 records.
Estimated only 8,275 total STD160 Vogue II jukeboxes were manufactured from 1974 - 1975. This model is not considered valuable like the older Happy Days models so no clue how many still survive. Seeburgs were made to last in bars and honky tonks - this STD160 weighs 370 pounds so it can handle itself.
Most TH-cam Seeburg Jukebox videos show nicely restored Seeburgs playing 45s but this is how a lot of old jukeboxes really are found.
NOTE: This is part 1 of 2 videos.
You will note in the video that I used a incorrect term - calling a florescent ballast a transformer even tho I know the difference. Always refer to the Seeburg Manual. I am not a expert jukebox repair person. This is a recently acquired hobby that I enjoy. Still learning how to fix / repair Seeburg jukeboxes from the 1970's Digital Jukebox Era.

[@JuhKohTee]

I’m cleaning one of these for work right now. Put it all back together but forgot how to load the records. Thanks for the video. Didn’t even know what it was till I could only find this video out of anything on the internet.

[@Sgtsmackaho]

FLYNN LIVES!

[@MGX666g]

Did you end up repairing this? Also do these have any rca inputs ? I'm new to jukeboxes just wondering if I could use another form of media on top of the 80 45s

[@coopersdadbrian1]

I realize this video is old but do you have any scrap parts off of one of these for sale? I need the part that rides on the underside of the tarmat.

[@luiscarlosgarcesmazo6072]

Luís carlos Garcés Mazo.técnico desde 1958, en sinfonolas ami,wurlitzer,rock-cola,devenir.