Model NH-1 Nitehawk Digital Jukebox
Description
Very large but slender jukebox with digital music and a large touchscreen. Light effects all over the place.
Model NH-1 Nitehawk Digital Jukebox was produced by Rowe AMI in 2013.
Rowe AMI released 30 machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1965. Rowe AMI was based in United States.
Other machines made by Rowe AMI during the time period Model NH-1 Nitehawk Digital Jukebox was produced include: Model JB-DL11 Net Star Jukebox, Model Starlink Digital Wall Jukebox, Model Solara 2 Internet Jukebox, Model DLW-3 Starbrite Digital Jukebox, Model CD-100G Starlight Music Jukebox, Internet Jukebox, Model NS-1 Nite Star Jukebox, and Model JP-K19 Star Glo Digital Internet Jukebox
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VAPS Arcade/Coin-Op Model NH-1 Nitehawk Digital Jukebox Census
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