Model R-90 Record Jukebox
Description
Very similar to the Rowe R87 record jukebox. It is a shorter version with no top cab. Large selection of songs facing upward to the patron and the selector buttons facing forward. Another machine that hides the record changing mechanism.
Model R-90 Record Jukebox was produced by Rowe AMI in 1980.
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 R-90 Record Jukebox was produced include: Model R-87 Record Jukebox, Model N - Diplomat Record Jukebox, Model 84, R-84, R89 Video Music, Model CD-100C Laserstar Jukebox, and Model CD-100D Jukebox
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VAPS Arcade/Coin-Op Model R-90 Record Jukebox Census
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