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with a prominently featured integrated iPod Docking Station. Manufactured<br />
in Germany, the OMT Special Edition for iPod - featuring modern<br />
electronics, Bose Acoustimass Speakers and an iPod Docking Station - is the<br />
descendent of Wurlitzer's "Model 1015" jukebox - made popular in the<br />
post-war 1940s. The "icon of jukeboxes," the "1015" featured soothing<br />
rotating color tubes, mesmerizing bubble tubes and a visible play mechanism<br />
that quickly became the focal point in coffee shops and diners across the<br />
nation.</p>
<p>Incorporating an iPod Dock prominently on the front of the OMT Special<br />
Edition for iPod and providing easy access to all iPod controls, the OMT<br />
Special Edition for iPod is the ultimate accessory for the iPod. Playing<br />
the iPod through the OMT Special Edition for iPod is as simple as<br />
connecting the iPod to the dock. In addition to the iPod option, the OMT<br />
Special Edition for iPod is a fully capable CD jukebox with a CD changer<br />
that can hold 100 CDs stored vertically in a carousel. Featuring a CD<br />
priority system, programmed to override iPod play, the laser disc player<br />
mechanism is a high-quality Philips unit and the stereo amplifier features<br />
automatic level control and electronic overload protection. A<br />
touch-of-the-button, motor-driven page systems holds 60 CD title cards and<br />
a microprocessor controls all functions including credit and bonus steps as<br />
well as CD plays and automatic memory of most frequently selected songs.<br />
The OMT Special Edition for iPod can also be programmed to play entire CDs<br />
and there are connections for an additional amplifier, microphone, and<br />
external speakers. Although intended primarily for home use, the OMT<br />
Special Edition for iPod is equipped with a coin vend mechanism. A<br />
dollar-bill mechanism can be ordered as an option. An infrared remote<br />
control that controls jukebox functions is also available as an option. The<br />
cabinet is available in the traditional "1015" brown wood cabinet or in a<br />
high-gloss black or a brilliant white finish.</p>
<p>According to General Manager Doug Skor of Wurlitzer Jukebox and Vending,<br />
Inc., "Our development of the OMT Special Edition for iPod with an<br />
integrated iPod Dock is designed to provide consumers with a platform to<br />
integrate what's become today's jukebox - the iPod - into posterity's<br />
quintessential jukebox. We recognize that a $9,500 list price targets a<br />
narrow consumer segment, but our research indicates that there is a market<br />
for the ultimate iPod accessory and we're excited to bring this wonderful<br />
jukebox to market."</p>
<p>GM Skor adds, "Although the One More Time is a commercial machine, it's<br />
sold primarily to homes and makes for more of a fine piece of furniture<br />
that happens to play music. With the laws that regulate public performance,<br />
the iPod feature is not acceptable in a commercial application; however,<br />
for homeowners it's the ultimate iPod accessory."</p>
<p>The OMT Special Edition for iPod is available now from Wurlitzer Jukebox<br />
and Vending, Inc. and home delivery and set-up can be arranged through the<br />
national dealer network.</p>
<p>SPECIFICATIONS</p>
<p>Dimensions</p>
<p>Height - 59.8 inches<br />
Width - 32.1 inches<br />
Depth - 25.2 inches<br />
Weight - 346 lbs.</p>
<p>Power Supply</p>
<p>100 - 240 volts, 50/60 Hz</p>
<p>About Wurlitzer Jukebox and Vending Electronics</p>
<p>The musical tradition of the Wurlitzer family can be traced back to the<br />
17th century. The forefathers of Rudolph Wurlitzer, who emigrated to<br />
America in 1853 at the age of 24, had already made a name for themselves in<br />
Saxony as manufacturers of and dealers in musical instruments. Rudolph<br />
Wurlitzer founded THE WURLITZER COMPANY in 1856. At first he imported<br />
musical instruments and opened sales outlets in all big American cities. He<br />
started production of pianos in America in 1880. Farny Wurlitzer, youngest<br />
son of the firm's founder, bought a patented music box mechanism in the<br />
early Thirties, and took on its inventor, Homer Capehart, and a brilliant<br />
designer named Paul Fuller. This was the beginning of the 'golden era' for<br />
Wurlitzer as it began producing jukeboxes which played the old 78 shellac<br />
records. During this time, the jukebox became the "small man's concert<br />
hall." Wurlitzer quickly took over 60 percent of the booming jukebox<br />
market. The name of Wurlitzer became a synonym for jukeboxes with its<br />
"Music for Millions" trademark in this period. In 1946, WURLITZER<br />
introduced the "Model 1015." With its rounded top and bubble tubes, the<br />
"1015" established itself as the most attractive jukebox of all time.<br />
Between 1946 and 1947, 56,000 of these machines were built and sold in only<br />
18 months. The "golden era" of the jukebox continued into the first<br />
post-war years. In 1986, Deutsche Wurlitzer GmbH 1986 brought the "One More<br />
Time" nostalgia jukebox with modern technology onto the market, including<br />
modern electronics and Compact Disc technology. Extremely popular in<br />
upscale commercial venues and residential game rooms, the "1015" look<br />
remains the icon of jukeboxes. Today, Wurlitzer is also recognized<br />
worldwide as a premier manufacturer of vending machines.</p>
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