Geared for greater earning power: new Wurlitzer high fidelity stereophonic music systems featuring Wurlitzer 200 and 104 selection phonographs; Wurlitzer phonographs service manual modesl . . . 2300-2310: hi-fidelity and stereophonic. . . .

North Tonawanda, NY: The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, [1958-1959]. Two vols. 1st -- 4to. [8 pp (unpaginated).], with colour and black & white photo lithograph illustrations, text illustrations throughout, self-printed colour-illustrated softcovers, cover art stylish Mid-Century design w/ coins & gears, and lettering, NF copy; 4to. 2nd -- 90, 8 pp. With 100’s of photo & text illustrations, wiring diagrams & schematics, nearly all large folding printed in red & black. Flexible illustrated soft-cover Acco-Fastener split-pin clasp post-binder, cover art of Wurlitzer 2300S on front cover (minor scuffing, shelfwear, rubbing), still VG- copy. First edition of this remarkably scarce brochure and service manual volumes for the groundbreaking Wurlitzer 2300 and 2300S Jukebox models, was Wurlitzer’s first stereo jukebox. This Wurlitzer model featured a futuristic front mesh grille, chrome & glass window for the selections, and the 2300 models could play 200 selections from 45 rpm records. This model also featured a blue light backdrop, and also shining down upon the stainless steel mesh grille and kickplate. This catalogue also advertises the Model 5126 Stereo Extender, Models 5123-5124 stereo speakers, and the Model 5122 Wurlitzer Console Floor Speaker. The service manual also includes sections on the Wurlitzer 2310 and 2310S jukebox series and encompasses not only specifications and description with wiring diagrams, but also how to properly install the unit, make adjustments, maintain the Jukebox properly, and exploded view parts catalogue. Wurlitzer still produced over 15,000 of all the 2300 series models in 1958-59. No copies located in Worldcat of either piece; See: Kerry Segrave, Jukeboxes: An American Social History; Wurlitzer, Jukebox History (2020).