On Monday, February 4, 2013 8:56:39 AM UTC-5, camp...@yahoo.com wrote:   
   > Yesterday i got a chance to make a repair and see again a DS-160 i had   
   restored to perfection near 15 years ago.The person said the juke was make a   
   loud knocking sound when the record was being playing.   
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   > I get there and start truobel -shooting the problem finding the needle brush   
   linkage not working freely and getting out of the way of the record.I work my   
   magic to get it loosen up and get it freely working again and also give the   
   mech a few drops of    
   needed oil.I also had to take a part and clean the round dish like part that   
   holds the record in place when playing.Once i completed my work i played about   
   10 to 20 records without any problems.   
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   > I forgot and couldn't believe how great the sound quality was with this   
   jukebox and the power the amp has.   
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   > I have heard almost all of the Seeburg jukes from the 1951 to 1961 and think   
   the DS-160 could be the best sounding box out of the all.I have a Seeburg R   
   waiting to get restored at home and think perhaps this could be a better   
   sounding box then the DS-   
   160?   
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   > Let me know what you Seeburg lovers think is the best sounding Seeburg model   
   jukebox out there.I would like to hear your opinions.   
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   > Thanks   
      
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   Yes, I agree the DS has excellent sound.  Actually, IMHO, *all* Seeburgs have   
   excellent sound.  They have very well-designed audio systems, from cartridge   
   to amps to speakers.  I worked on a Mardi Gras a year ago with the Solid State   
   High power amp, and    
   at high volume it was truly awesome.   
      
   * jimmy in MD   
      
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