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You see, every Maker got together in our secret cave and decided, yes, this is retro radio mod week...gutting a vintage radio and stuffing the laptop parts inside to make a jukebox that can store and play MP3s or send them to a home stereo. It can even be wirelessly networked to stream songs from a PC or play Internet radio stations. Link.
HOW TO build a Vintage Digital Jukebox
You see, every Maker got together in our secret cave and decided, yes, this is retro radio mod week...gutting a vintage radio and stuffing the laptop parts inside to make a jukebox that can store and play MP3s or send them to a home stereo. It can even be wirelessly networked to stream songs from a PC or play Internet radio stations. Link.
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Jul 15, 2005 12:38 AM
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I have researched time and time again creating a digital Wurlitzer copycat but good luck finding bubble tubes! If anyone has done this, or knows a source for after-market tubes, please post!
Of course buying a Wurlitzer and hacking it up wouldnt work, thats just unforgivable!! :)
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