Wurlitzer Bubbler CD 100 Rainbow

Thats an awesome looking jukebox.

What state of Australia are you in ?

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Thats an awesome looking jukebox.

What state of Australia are you in ?

 

Welcome to Aussie Arcade..

 

Looks like he's in the USA :)

Nice unit . Looks like it has a CDM 4 player, can you post a pic of the cd player pickup and carousel?. Good thing its working because that laser player is getting very hard to find. If you can find a spare laser head / player grab it.This was made when it was owned by an Aussie company Nelson Group ciggarette vending company. Wurlitzer GmBh or Gibson guitar site have manuals free to download for this and the F91 amp, this rainbow manual is easy to find I think its the same as the New York. Actually your juke is the New York not Rainbow but still similar internals . Flipper.com is a good site for information too Edited December 13, 2019 by hotty

Yes, USA, South Carolina. Forgot to note it.

 

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I will get pictures later to verify CM 4 player. Not sure I will do much repair way over my head. I started out the day checking out a Pinball machine, somehow ended up with this. Yes it is a New York, my bad. Yes got a parts list very bad copy from Flipper, but somewhat useful. Hope to update lighting to LED, once it is clean up and CD's are checked out. I can' get over the awesome sound it can produce. Will also check out the Gibson site, thanks.

I hope you can tell which player I have. I sent an E mail to see if I can get a copy of the manual. I see CDM 4 on the unit.

Like there's nobody in the usa that fixes jukes transport it here wouldn't be the first one sent for us to fix from overseas.

Apart from the CDM4 player the rest is basically the same as any other Wurlitzer CD jukebox. They all seem to have the same SCC unit, the differences is the Amps come in about 3 flavours and doesn't matter as they are a RCA plugs between the player and the amp. I must say the CDM 4 as obsolete as it is has stood the test of time and probably has had a longer life span than the CDM 12. You can always retro fit a CDM 12 into it if needed. Most components are modular. There are two guys named Rod Stebelton, and Charle Godwin in the States with a wealth of information who can supply you with Wurlitzer parts and info. Both have websites and are very helpful. Just search on the net you will find all manuals relating to this machine.

Thanks will check it out.

Thanks will check it out. Pickup a manual can't believe all of the options for the selection module. I will see how it goes but the player is working well, more CD's are playing after a cleaning.