The 2500 series came along at a time when most jukebox manufacturers were   
   beginning to hide their record playing mechanisms as well as the records.    
   This was a transitional period for cabinet style. It was a time when rounded   
   edges gave way to sharp    
   corners.  That said, the 2500 still seemed to have a "softer" yet classy look   
   about it with its open, wide and rounded lid glass rounded front corner   
   moldings.   
      
   By now, all the manufacturers had caught up with Seeburg in stereo and 200   
   selections, but by next year they were going to have to play "catch up" again   
   following Seeburg’s switch to fully 'solid state' amplifiers.  Therefore,   
   the 2500 still had a nice    
   powerful 2 channel, 'tube type' amplifier pushing two 12 - inch woofers and   
   one 5 - inch round mid/high speaker.   
      
   Ready to Sell   
   $3,000obo   
   (323) 251-4192   
   Lily Lane Antiques & Treasures   
   Huntington Beach, CA   
      
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