Play Meter

Issue: 1984 February 01 - Vol 10 Num 3

PubiiiMr and Editor:
Rolph C. Lally II
Edltortal DlrKtar:
Valerie Cognevlch
Managing Editor:
Louro R. Braddock
Asaoclcrt. Editor:
Mike Shaw
Edltorlai/R....arch:
Down Adorno
Art Dlr.ctor:
Kotey Schwarf<
Typograph.,.:
.lo Ann Anthony
Diane Cooper
Graphics Deoslgn•r:
Margret Vincent
T.chnlcal Writ.,.:
RondyFromm
Fronk Seninsky
Intro:ucing t h a t o t t g·
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Entertainment System
from Marantz
A Unique New Form of Musical Entertainment
Now you can delight and fascinate your
guests with the fabulous SING ALONG ••
Entertainment System which plays their
favorite music and lets them sing along by
displaying the lyrics of each song in time with
the music. This revolutionary development in
club entertainment combines the famou s
PJANOCORDER reproducing system with
our versatile new SUPERSCAN '" display con-
sole, an electronic screen composed of solid
state light emitting d iodes (LED's).
Using factory encoded tape cartridges, the
SINGALONG system operates the piano keys
and pedals, producing an amazingly lifelike
performance, while the song lyrics dance
across the screen . Each song is programmed
with its own dazzling light and motion effects
to delight your guests. Our long playing car-
tridges contain about 67 old and new favori tes
each, and additional tapes are avai lable from
our extensive Pianocorder tape library, giving
you an almost limitless supply of music.
We'll also, program into your system an
advertising message of up to 200 words which
will be displayed on the screen continually while
the SINGALONG mechanism isn't playing.
The SINGALONG system is available in
both coin-op and free-play models, installed in
our handsome Ragtime Piano. It can also be in-
stalled in any other piano quickly and easily,
without impairing the piano's structural in-
tegrity or tone . The SUPERSCAN console can
be placed anywhere, in single or multiple unit
displays, and it can be used independently of
the system as one of the most versatile user
programmed message centers on the market.
The SINGALONG system is virtually
service-free; in the unlikely event that you
ever have a problem with it, help is as near as
your phone. If there's trouble with the con -
sole, simply ship it back and we'll send you a
replacement while yours is being repaired .
The MARANTZ SINGALONG system is
unique in club entertainment. It will captivate
your patrons play after play, night after night,
at a substantial savings to you in entertain-
ment costs. And because it's self operating, all
you have to do is change tapes.
It'll pay YOU to take a look at the
MARANTZ SING ALONG entertainment
system . Call us toll -free at 1-800-438- 7023 for
more information .
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Marantz Piano Company • Post Office Box 460 • Morganton, North Carolina 28655 • (704) 437-7135
WHAC·A·MOLE
Everyone loves
Whac-A-Molel
Customers love to play
and you ' ll love the way
it pays. Cal l us and
let us tell you more .
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427 1 5t h Street
Daytona Beach, Fl orida 32017
Telephone: 904-677-0761
Manufa ctured i n the U.S.A.
Makers of amusement games si nce 1970
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PLAY METER, February 1, 1984
Letters to
the editor. • •
hope; he never gave in to the d is-
ease that pu n ished his body with
such pain. He was alert a nd pla nning
for the future . He even continued to
work until March . His mind was
always creating. He was inventing a
new game and h ad rem arked to a
friend how much he wished to go
home from the hospita l to finish his
proJect.
That was the kind of m an Harry
was- always anxious to give mo re
to people, to somehow make peo-
ple 's lives a little easier, and per-
haps, to give joy and peace to a
society that desperately needs it. H e
was a humble man who never
sought recognition for himself.
Maybe, he never really knew that he
would leave a legacy through his
wo rk , but I know he has done that
and I thank God everyday fort he gift
of H arry Williams.
My blessing to all of you, and I
th ank all of you for the great support
you have given me.
W and a W illiams and
Kitch y W illiams (daughter)
Audio Visunl
Amusements
Harry Williams' tribute
Editor's N ote: Steve Kordek received
this letter from Wanda and Kitchy
Williams.
To all the friends of H arry Williams:
I want to thank you for your warm
expression of love and respect for
Harry and me.
My beloved H arry died Sunday,
September 11 , 1983 , at 10:50 p .m . in
Desert Hospital. H e was given the
last rites, and I was blessed enough
to be at his side when he gave his life
over to God .
H arry was a most marvelous man
and my years with him were a rich
treasure. I was always aware of his
courage, love, and gall antry, but
never mo re so than during his final
battle with cancer. He never lost
Sof'IU!Ihing onyot~rmindyo11wanuo vent?
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q~~ellion? If )1011 have commtmii on the
coin-operated entertainment ind11stry,
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