Seeburg 'G' vs 'W'

My first post so I'd like to say HI TO ALL!

Besides the obvious physical differences are there any internal differences between these two. Does the 'W' also have a built-in stepper?
Craig




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New2Jukes wrote:
>
> My first post so I'd like to say HI TO ALL!
>
> Besides the obvious physical differences are there any internal
> differences between these two. Does the 'W' also have a built-in
> stepper?
> Craig

Are you new to usenet posting also? You had this cross-posted to
nine other non-jukebox groups. Normally I would think this was
spam, but your question is relevant and to-the-point, at least for
the jukebox group, so I have trimmed the list this response is
going to...

The major difference, in my opinion, is that the G is "high-fidelity"
and the W is not. The full part numbers give the clue, HF100G vs.
100W. This means separate speakers for bass and treble frequencies
with sound distributed by a crossover circuit. I believe the W just
has one speaker.

I think just about all the 100-play seeburgs of the 50's had steppers.

--Bob


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