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SL Manhattan Slim

Aimed initially for those who always wanted a jukebox, but didn’t think they had the space. The '1015 Slimline' features the same build quality and features as the '1015' but by reducing the cabinet depth by 280mm, this beautiful model can be located in almost any room.

The standard model is available in Medium Oak or Blonde, but in common with all Sound Leisure classic jukeboxes, the cabinet colours can be customised.

About The Sound Leisure 1015
For over 30 years, Alan Black, Founder and Chairman of Sound Leisure has wanted to create a classic jukebox that would be every bit as special as the 1946 Wurlitzer 1015, which remains to this day, the biggest selling jukebox of all time. The 1015 set a benchmark, which has only now been met by the talented craftsmen and women at the Sound Leisure workshops in Leeds.

Of the original 65,000 1015s sold, only around 6,000 remain in the market and would now cost over £10,000 to buy. These jukeboxes held twenty-four 78 RPM records that were only playable on one side. Times have of course changed, and Sound Leisure has updated its Nostalgia model to hold 80 CDs, as well as having iPod connectivity.

But what sets the Sound Leisure Nostalgia jukebox apart from others in the market is the attention to detail. It has a hand-formed cabinet featuring beautiful bubble tubes, an aluminium-cast speaker grill, antlers, and chromed base. Just one Nostalgia jukebox takes around 45 man hours to produce, and incorporates the skills of departments including the wood shop, machine shop, polishing, assembly, wiring and final test.

"The new Nostalgia truly is a dream machine. It harks back to the glory years of the 1015, which some believe was the greatest jukebox of its time. We have brought the design into the 21st Century, without sacrificing any of the quality that made the 1015 justifiably famous," says Alan Black.

"We realise that our latest Nostalgia is set to become a collector's item, in the same way as many of our other Classic jukeboxes," says Chris Black, Sound Leisure Managing Director.

Technical Specifications
21st Century 80 disc Jukebox CD Mechanism (simplest in the world)
Mk7 Stereo Amplifier 150w RMS per channel
2 x tweeter, 2 x mid range and 1 x 12" Twin cone bass speaker
connections for up to 6 speakers
Remote Control for home use
70 disc rotating display title rack
Shuffle play facility
Aux inputs for mic/audio
Aux output
Jukebox Dimensions
Height : 1515mm (59. 1/2")
Width : 950mm (37. 1/2")
Depth : 420mm (16. 1/2")
Weight : 130kg