Coin Machine Journal

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
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DISTRIBUTION
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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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