1961 Rock-Ola Regis 120 Vinyl Jukebox
The Rock-Ola Regis 120, also known as the model 1448 stands as a quintessential icon of jukebox history, embodying the timeless charm and innovation of Rock-Ola's legacy.
Released in 1961 and billed as ‘The World’s Most Distinguished Phonograph', the Regis 120 captivated audiences with its sleek design, captivating light display and cutting-edge technology. With the capacity to hold up to 120 records, it offered a large selection of music at the time, making it a popular fixture in restaurants, pubs and other social spaces.
One of the standout features of the Regis 120 was its ability to bridge the gap between tradition and modernity. While it retained the classic jukebox aesthetics that defined its era, it also embraced technological advancements, such as improved sound quality and enhanced record handling mechanisms. This fusion of nostalgia and innovation made the Regis 120 a cherished centerpiece in any setting, captivating audiences with its allure and charisma.
Beyond its visual appeal, the Regis 120 jukebox was a testament to Rock-Ola's commitment to quality craftsmanship and reliability. Built to withstand the test of time, it continues to evoke feelings of nostalgia and joy for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Whether it's the warm glow of its vibrant lights or the rich, full sound of its carefully selected records, the Regis 120 jukebox remains a cherished symbol of a bygone era, reminding us of the enduring power of music to bring people together and create lasting memories.
The Regis is undoubtedly one of the prettiest jukeboxes ever to emerge from the legendary American manufacturer Rock-Ola.
All of our vintage products are sourced to order and restored in our workshops in Surrey by our talented in-house team.
We offer a grade A1 restoration as standard. We do not use a 'restoration checklist' as every component is checked and refurbished as part of our uncompromising refurbishment process.
We are thorough and comprehensive throughout and are striving to deliver a machine that is near to how it came out of the factory. All of our restoration work is guaranteed by our one-year on-site parts and labour warranty.
The Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation, founded in 1927 by David C. Rockola, initially gained prominence for manufacturing coin-operated mechanical musical instruments, including jukeboxes, pinball machines, and slot machines. In the 1930s and 1940s, Rock-Ola became a leading player in the jukebox industry with the introduction of innovative models such as the Rock-Ola Luxury Light-Up, setting new standards in design and functionality.
Throughout the mid-20th century, Rock-Ola continued to innovate, introducing iconic models like the Princess and Tempo series, known for their distinctive designs and superior sound quality. Throughout the rest of the 20th century, Rock-Ola remained a respected name in the industry, catering to both commercial and residential markets with its range of classic and modern jukebox designs.
Today, Rock-Ola continues to produce jukeboxes that blend vintage charm with modern technology, appealing to collectors, enthusiasts and music lovers worldwide.
The Rock-Ola Regis 120, also known as the model 1448 stands as a quintessential icon of jukebox history, embodying the timeless charm and innovation of Rock-Ola's legacy.
Released in 1961 and billed as ‘The World’s Most Distinguished Phonograph', the Regis 120 captivated audiences with its sleek design, captivating light display and cutting-edge technology. With the capacity to hold up to 120 records, it offered a large selection of music at the time, making it a popular fixture in restaurants, pubs and other social spaces.
One of the standout features of the Regis 120 was its ability to bridge the gap between tradition and modernity. While it retained the classic jukebox aesthetics that defined its era, it also embraced technological advancements, such as improved sound quality and enhanced record handling mechanisms. This fusion of nostalgia and innovation made the Regis 120 a cherished centerpiece in any setting, captivating audiences with its allure and charisma.
Beyond its visual appeal, the Regis 120 jukebox was a testament to Rock-Ola's commitment to quality craftsmanship and reliability. Built to withstand the test of time, it continues to evoke feelings of nostalgia and joy for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Whether it's the warm glow of its vibrant lights or the rich, full sound of its carefully selected records, the Regis 120 jukebox remains a cherished symbol of a bygone era, reminding us of the enduring power of music to bring people together and create lasting memories.
The Regis is undoubtedly one of the prettiest jukeboxes ever to emerge from the legendary American manufacturer Rock-Ola.
All of our vintage products are sourced to order and restored in our workshops in Surrey by our talented in-house team.
We offer a grade A1 restoration as standard. We do not use a 'restoration checklist' as every component is checked and refurbished as part of our uncompromising refurbishment process.
We are thorough and comprehensive throughout and are striving to deliver a machine that is near to how it came out of the factory. All of our restoration work is guaranteed by our one-year on-site parts and labour warranty.
The Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation, founded in 1927 by David C. Rockola, initially gained prominence for manufacturing coin-operated mechanical musical instruments, including jukeboxes, pinball machines, and slot machines. In the 1930s and 1940s, Rock-Ola became a leading player in the jukebox industry with the introduction of innovative models such as the Rock-Ola Luxury Light-Up, setting new standards in design and functionality.
Throughout the mid-20th century, Rock-Ola continued to innovate, introducing iconic models like the Princess and Tempo series, known for their distinctive designs and superior sound quality. Throughout the rest of the 20th century, Rock-Ola remained a respected name in the industry, catering to both commercial and residential markets with its range of classic and modern jukebox designs.
Today, Rock-Ola continues to produce jukeboxes that blend vintage charm with modern technology, appealing to collectors, enthusiasts and music lovers worldwide.
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The Rock-Ola Regis 120, also known as the model 1448 stands as a quintessential icon of jukebox history, embodying the timeless charm and innovation of Rock-Ola's legacy.
Released in 1961 and billed as ‘The World’s Most Distinguished Phonograph', the Regis 120 captivated audiences with its sleek design, captivating light display and cutting-edge technology. With the capacity to hold up to 120 records, it offered a large selection of music at the time, making it a popular fixture in restaurants, pubs and other social spaces.
One of the standout features of the Regis 120 was its ability to bridge the gap between tradition and modernity. While it retained the classic jukebox aesthetics that defined its era, it also embraced technological advancements, such as improved sound quality and enhanced record handling mechanisms. This fusion of nostalgia and innovation made the Regis 120 a cherished centerpiece in any setting, captivating audiences with its allure and charisma.
Beyond its visual appeal, the Regis 120 jukebox was a testament to Rock-Ola's commitment to quality craftsmanship and reliability. Built to withstand the test of time, it continues to evoke feelings of nostalgia and joy for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Whether it's the warm glow of its vibrant lights or the rich, full sound of its carefully selected records, the Regis 120 jukebox remains a cherished symbol of a bygone era, reminding us of the enduring power of music to bring people together and create lasting memories.
The Regis is undoubtedly one of the prettiest jukeboxes ever to emerge from the legendary American manufacturer Rock-Ola.
All of our vintage products are sourced to order and restored in our workshops in Surrey by our talented in-house team.
We offer a grade A1 restoration as standard. We do not use a 'restoration checklist' as every component is checked and refurbished as part of our uncompromising refurbishment process.
We are thorough and comprehensive throughout and are striving to deliver a machine that is near to how it came out of the factory. All of our restoration work is guaranteed by our one-year on-site parts and labour warranty.
The Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation, founded in 1927 by David C. Rockola, initially gained prominence for manufacturing coin-operated mechanical musical instruments, including jukeboxes, pinball machines, and slot machines. In the 1930s and 1940s, Rock-Ola became a leading player in the jukebox industry with the introduction of innovative models such as the Rock-Ola Luxury Light-Up, setting new standards in design and functionality.
Throughout the mid-20th century, Rock-Ola continued to innovate, introducing iconic models like the Princess and Tempo series, known for their distinctive designs and superior sound quality. Throughout the rest of the 20th century, Rock-Ola remained a respected name in the industry, catering to both commercial and residential markets with its range of classic and modern jukebox designs.
Today, Rock-Ola continues to produce jukeboxes that blend vintage charm with modern technology, appealing to collectors, enthusiasts and music lovers worldwide.
