The Beatles Sgt Pepper jukebox goes on sale

The Beatles‘ Sgt Pepper album has been immortalised in jukebox form.

Officially licensed by Apple Corps Ltd, the jukebox has been produced by Sound Leisure and retails for £8,995 –
including VAT, UK delivery and installation.

According to the company’s website, the “unique rotating vinyl mechanism holds 70 45rpm records (not included) with 140 selection options the jukebox can play both A & B sides. The machine features a revolving title rack to select favourite records at the touch of a button.

“The Sgt. Pepper’s Vinyl Jukebox incorporates a Bluetooth™ receiver with the ability to stream digital music from a compatible device. It also features auxiliary outputs, input and additional speaker connections. A splendid quality sound is guaranteed for all from needle to ear via the Sound Leisure D4 amplifier and five way in built speaker system.”

You can find more information by clicking here.

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