Jukebox 19xx mp3 Wurlitzer from Sega Toys

Written by: Michael Keferl on January 23, 2008 at 6:04 pm | In 01 Technology & Gadget Trends |

The idea of “adult toys” may conjure up a different image for some (dirty minds!), but Sega Toys and others have done very well in the past few years promoting their lines of toys geared to adults. For Sega, these are called Ippin Mono (rare objects), and the upcoming Jukebox 19xx is no exception.

A 1/10 scale model of the classic Wurlitzer 1015 from 1946, the Jukebox 19xx plays all of your favorite songs through an SD card or even by attaching your iPod to the system. Just insert ¥100, choose your favorite song, and delight in the LED lights synchronized to the music.

Not nostalgic enough? There’s even a carousel of mini albums that are grabbed by the robotic arm and spun on the turntable! We also heard from our source that the Jukebox 19xx overlays some “scratchy” sounds the replicate a record (hopefully optional. Release is scheduled for July, and will retail for around $280.

Via IT Media