January, 1932
T H E COI N M A C H I N E J O U R N A L
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lependatyfc. Operati
imes
The ttftd el E” is equippe<\with the finest power
amplifier, 1 sturdy dynamic speaker, and reliable artis
tic pickup, uhe special needle, pktying from 2000 to
3000 record! without changing, ao«s to its value as a
coin-operatel instrument.
Seeburg "Model E” Audiophonek were designed
according to entirely new mechanical Vrinciples, have
been more thin two years in the proces\ of laboratory
experiment, painstaking engineering, andVrtistic evolu
tion of beautiml cabinets. In every way me ingenuity
of Seeburg woHkmen, the pioneers and learners in the
automatic field,vs demonstrated vividly in tra "Model
E” . There may Ee others but there is none mote simple.
To assist the operator in financing arrangements^ the
J. P. Seeburg Corporation extends with the "M
an extremely liberal credit plan. This is wot till \>f
investigation by \vgpy automatic instrument op
and distributor.
See the Model "3 I m booth 48 at the Convention,
*
Sherman ouse, February 22-25
J. P . S eeb u r g C o r po r a t io n
World’\ Leading Manufacturers of
Automatic Musical Instruments
1500-1524 DAYTON ST.
CHICAGO, ILi
RESPONSIBLI
DISTRIBUTION
INVIVED
When writing the J , P. Seeburg. & Co. mention, the Coin Machine Journal. It establishes you as being progressive.
Watch for-this advertiser’* exhibit at the Sherman House February 22, 23, 24, 25 in booth 48
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