1940's Replica Desktop Mini AM/FM/CD Jukebox

The Radio/CD player look amazing BUT looks don't always mean that the product will work.As in this case the CD player turn on but no sound.This is the third CD/RADIO player I have order and will be the last.Don't waste your time or money on this product that has the old style look.It does not matter how much or how less you pay the product is TRASH.

Look good

I found this at an antique store and bought it on a whim. Was surprised to find it does a fairly decent job. Shouldn't expect surround-sound quality out of two 4" speakers... but it is stereo and has CD / AM / FM built in. The front faux vintage-look "music selection" panel flips down to reveal the radio controls.The front panel consists of an on/off/volume knob, CD control switches and a "light" switch which turns the front jukebox lights on, giving it an "authentic" jukebox look. It's a very nice effect. I like that the light switch is separate, in case you don't want all that light while you're playing the box. I also like that the radio controls are hidden, providing a more authentic look.If I were to change anything I'd have made the control buttons black rather than bright red plastic. But then I remember that the old jukeboxes did have bright red plastic selection buttons... so that adds to the authenticity a bit.5 stars for the novelty, performance, hidden controls and the fact that it lights up like Time Square. :D