What types of jukebox can I buy for my home?

There are two: CD jukeboxes and vinyl jukeboxes. The CD models play CDs, AM/FM radio, Bluetooth, USB and SD/MMC cards in a 105 cm tall cabinet. The vinyl models add a three-speed turntable for 33⅓, 45 and 78 rpm records, along with CD and FM radio, and stand about 127 cm tall. Both types share the wooden cabinet, chrome trim and seven colour-changing LED bulbs.

How big is a home jukebox?

It depends on which type you pick. The CD jukeboxes measure 105 cm high, 57 cm wide and 30 cm deep, so they fit into a corner of a living room. Vinyl jukeboxes are larger at roughly 127 cm high, 64 cm wide and 38 cm deep. Measure the spot first, and remember to leave room in front to open the lid or change a disc.

Can a jukebox play music from my phone?

Yes. Every jukebox in the range has Bluetooth, so you can stream from a phone, tablet or MP3 player. There’s also a USB port for flash drives, an SD/MMC card slot and a 3.5mm AUX input for a wired connection. A stereo RCA output lets you connect the jukebox to other speakers.

Will a vinyl jukebox play old 78 records?

It will. Both vinyl jukeboxes have a three-speed turntable that runs at 33⅓, 45 and 78 rpm, which covers LPs, 7-inch singles and older shellac 78s. They also play CD, CD-R, CD-RW and MP3 CDs. The Vinyl Jukebox & CD Case comes with a 40-slot carry case to keep your discs together.

How heavy is a jukebox, and is it easy to move?

They weigh between 25kg and 36.5kg. The Retro Jukebox & CD Case is the lightest at 25kg, while the Jukebox Vinyl Record Player & Sound System weighs 36.5kg. Every model sits on four castor wheels, so rolling it across a hard floor is simple, but you’ll want two people for steps or stairs.

Does a jukebox come with a remote control?

Every jukebox in the games room range has a battery-powered remote. It changes the music and controls the seven LED bulbs, switching between a single static colour and a colour-changing mode. Batteries are included with the Retro Style Illuminated Jukebox Sound System and the Jukebox Vinyl Record Player & Sound System.

Does a jukebox need to be plugged in?

They all do. Each jukebox runs on 220-240V mains power, so place it near a socket. The CD models use 60 watts and the vinyl models use 100 watts. None of them run on batteries, so the only battery-powered part is the remote control.

Can I buy jukeboxes from Bossy Cat?

Yes. Our Jukeboxes range includes vinyl jukeboxes with three-speed turntables, CD jukeboxes, black and brown wooden cabinets, and models with a 40-slot CD carry case. Delivery is free on all orders to UK mainland addresses and arrives in 3-5 working days, with no hidden fees. If you change your mind, you can return your order, but the return postage is paid by you.

Jukeboxes

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A jukebox gives a games room or home bar something to gather round. Ours have the 1950s look, with wooden cabinets, chrome trim and seven colour-changing LED bulbs. Inside, they have the kit you’d expect from a modern sound system.

There are two types to choose from. CD jukeboxes stand 105 cm tall and play CDs, AM/FM radio and music from your phone over Bluetooth. Vinyl jukeboxes are bigger, at around 127 cm tall, and add a three-speed turntable that plays 33⅓, 45 and 78 rpm records alongside CDs and FM radio.

Every model has Bluetooth, USB, an SD/MMC card slot and a 3.5mm AUX input, so you aren’t tied to physical media. A remote control switches the lights between static and colour-changing modes and changes the music without getting up. Four castor wheels make it easier to move the jukebox into position, and some models come with a 40-slot CD carry case.

Pair one with a dartboard or an arcade machine from our games room range and you’ve got a proper den.

Delivery is free on all orders to UK mainland addresses and arrives in 3-5 working days, with no hidden fees.

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Vinyl Jukebox & CD Case - from Monster Shop

Monster Shop Vinyl Jukebox & CD Case

£1,734.99

Retro Style Illuminated Jukebox Sound System by Monster Shop

Monster Shop Retro Style Illuminated Jukebox Sound System

£564.99

Monster Shop Jukebox Vinyl Record Player & Sound System

£774.99

Retro Jukebox & CD Case - from Monster Shop

Monster Shop Retro Jukebox & CD Case

£674.99

Vinyl or CD: which jukebox do you need?

Start with what’s on your shelves. If you’ve got a box of records in the loft, go for a vinyl jukebox. The turntable runs at 33⅓, 45 and 78 rpm, so it will play LPs, singles and old shellac 78s. These models also play CD, CD-R, CD-RW and MP3 CDs, and the FM radio saves up to 20 stations.

If your music is mostly on CD or your phone, a CD jukebox does the job in a smaller cabinet. It covers CD, AM/FM radio, Bluetooth, USB and SD/MMC cards.

Measuring up

The difference in size matters in a small room. CD jukeboxes measure 105 x 57 x 30 cm (height x width x depth). Vinyl jukeboxes are about 127 x 64 x 38 cm, so allow extra floor space and check the ceiling height under stairs or in a converted loft.

They’re also heavy. The CD model with the carry case weighs 25kg, and the vinyl models weigh 34kg to 36.5kg. The castor wheels help on hard floors, but it’s a two-person job to carry one upstairs.

Sound and lights

Each jukebox has two full-range speakers, two tweeters and a subwoofer, plus a built-in equaliser. The vinyl models are rated at 40 + 40 watts. The CD models are rated at 40 watts.

Behind the speaker grille, seven LED bulbs cycle through red, green, pink, yellow, white, aqua blue and royal blue. You can also hold them on one colour. An LCD screen shows what’s playing, and a stereo RCA output lets you run the sound into other speakers if you want more volume.

Where to put it

All of our jukeboxes run on mains power (220-240V), so place yours within reach of a socket. A level floor keeps the turntable on a vinyl model running smoothly. Keep it away from damp garages and direct sunlight, which can fade the cabinet and warp records.

For more retro kit to go with it, take a look at our arcade machines.

Delivery and returns

Delivery is free on all orders to UK mainland addresses and arrives in 3-5 working days, with no hidden fees. If you change your mind, you can return your order, but the return postage is paid by you.

Frequently asked questions

What types of jukebox can I buy for my home?
There are two: CD jukeboxes and vinyl jukeboxes. The CD models play CDs, AM/FM radio, Bluetooth, USB and SD/MMC cards in a 105 cm tall cabinet. The vinyl models add a three-speed turntable for 33⅓, 45 and 78 rpm records, along with CD and FM radio, and stand about 127 cm tall. Both types share the wooden cabinet, chrome trim and seven colour-changing LED bulbs.
How big is a home jukebox?
It depends on which type you pick. The CD jukeboxes measure 105 cm high, 57 cm wide and 30 cm deep, so they fit into a corner of a living room. Vinyl jukeboxes are larger at roughly 127 cm high, 64 cm wide and 38 cm deep. Measure the spot first, and remember to leave room in front to open the lid or change a disc.
Can a jukebox play music from my phone?
Yes. Every jukebox in the range has Bluetooth, so you can stream from a phone, tablet or MP3 player. There’s also a USB port for flash drives, an SD/MMC card slot and a 3.5mm AUX input for a wired connection. A stereo RCA output lets you connect the jukebox to other speakers.
Will a vinyl jukebox play old 78 records?
It will. Both vinyl jukeboxes have a three-speed turntable that runs at 33⅓, 45 and 78 rpm, which covers LPs, 7-inch singles and older shellac 78s. They also play CD, CD-R, CD-RW and MP3 CDs. The Vinyl Jukebox & CD Case comes with a 40-slot carry case to keep your discs together.
How heavy is a jukebox, and is it easy to move?
They weigh between 25kg and 36.5kg. The Retro Jukebox & CD Case is the lightest at 25kg, while the Jukebox Vinyl Record Player & Sound System weighs 36.5kg. Every model sits on four castor wheels, so rolling it across a hard floor is simple, but you’ll want two people for steps or stairs.
Does a jukebox come with a remote control?
Every jukebox in the games room range has a battery-powered remote. It changes the music and controls the seven LED bulbs, switching between a single static colour and a colour-changing mode. Batteries are included with the Retro Style Illuminated Jukebox Sound System and the Jukebox Vinyl Record Player & Sound System.
Does a jukebox need to be plugged in?
They all do. Each jukebox runs on 220-240V mains power, so place it near a socket. The CD models use 60 watts and the vinyl models use 100 watts. None of them run on batteries, so the only battery-powered part is the remote control.
Can I buy jukeboxes from Bossy Cat?
Yes. Our Jukeboxes range includes vinyl jukeboxes with three-speed turntables, CD jukeboxes, black and brown wooden cabinets, and models with a 40-slot CD carry case. Delivery is free on all orders to UK mainland addresses and arrives in 3-5 working days, with no hidden fees. If you change your mind, you can return your order, but the return postage is paid by you.