Video Jukebox Hire Melbourne

$260

Our Video Juke Boxes Cover:

Anniversaries, Awards Nights, Banquets, Birthday Parties, Casinos, Christmas Parties, Community Events, Conventions, Corporate Functions, Country Clubs, Cruise Ships, Dinner Dances, Festivals, Fund Raisers, Grand Openings, Hotels, Picnic, Private Parties, Resorts, Restaurants, Reunions, Showers, Weddings, New Years Eve Events.

If you choose to select the "Karaoke Option" the unit is also loaded with an additional 1500 video karaoke tunes which are all hits from the 50's to today's top 40. We include 2 microphones and an extra video display for the karaoke lyrics with this option.

The video jukeboxes are easy to use and allow you to you select and make up your own playlist or choose from pre-set selections, or they can simply be started and will randomly play songs without any user interaction at all.

All play lists are on screen and are grouped into decades and styles with each song being delivered instantly and switching automatically to the next one - all without a gap or pause due to our advanced jukebox software. This means that you get thru more music in one night with our software.

The software has a fully settable random play option and will choose it's own tracks from the era that you set whenever the playlist is empty.

Sound quality and presentation are first rate due to top quality component use all throughout the jukebox units.

Video Jukebox Hire Melbourne
Price $260.00
Hire now on 1300 888 581 or Book Online

Melbourne Jukebox hire contains over 3000 certified hits from the 50's through until today and is growing daily.

Every Melbourne jukebox is delivered and installed by our trained staff.

One of us will guide you through its simple operations before we leave.

Here are some more reasons why you should hire Melbourne’s best digital computerised juke box.

• Is fully computerised, requiring no CDs or records
• Has a user friendly menu system
• Allows continuous programming, even while playing
• Displays at a glance the name of the song being played and any other songs that will follow in their play order
• Allows you to cancel any song from the queue, even the song that is playing, and starts the next song within 1 second
• Has disco party lights chasing to the music to create a special atmosphere.
• Delivers true 250 watt RMS stereo sound
• Uses current computer based technology internally
• Pays the appropriate copyright royalties to the performer/writer through AMCOS and ARIA
• Is 100% Australian owned, juke box designed and manufactured in Melbourne
• Has an optional microphone for all those important speeches, you'll feel secure in knowing Juke Box Hire Melbourne offer complete 24 hour service.)

Here at Video Juke Box Hire Melbourne we provide you with the answers to your music problems for your party.

We will provide you with the world’s latest digital computerised video juke box in Melbourne, at Melbourne’s most competitive video jukebox prices.

Why our Video Juke Boxes are the best in Melbourne

• 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE JUKE BOX HIRE BUSINESS
• OVER 3000 VIDEO CLIPS IN 50’S 60’S 70’S 80’S 90’S 2000’S AND CURRENT UP TO DATE TOP 40 
• 2 X FLAT SCREEN MONITORS
• HUGE SOUND FROM A 250 WATT POWER AMPLIFIER
• 2 X 250 WATT FREE STANDING SPEAKERS
• FREE 400 WATT DISCO LIGHTS ON A CHASER 
• 2 FREE MICROPHONE INPUT FOR SPEACHES
• KARAOKE OPTION WITH OVER 15OO KARAOKE CLIPS
• FREE DELIVERY AND PICK UP
• FREE 24 HOUR ON CALL SERVICE

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VIDEO JUKE BOX HIRE MELBOURNE
PRICE VIDEO JUKE BOX $260.00
PRICE KARAOKE VIDEO JUKE BOX $300.00

HIRE NOW ON 1300 888 581 OR BOOK ONLINE

Video Jukebox History

This is a jukebox from 1941 that played a stack of VideoDiscs and was the television equivalent of a Wurlitzer Jukebox. The image was seen through the aperture at the top, and the sound recorded on the discs came out the large round speaker at the bottom. A stack of 10" VideoDiscs can be seen at the left side of the large opening in the middle, with any one of the discs being selectable using the row of buttons underneath the opening. The grooved discs rotated at 100 RPM and provided about a minute of playback. This system appeared in the December 1941 issue of Popular Mechanics, so the advent of World War II halted any commercial implementation of the VideoDisc jukebox. Manufacture of televisions was also halted during the war.