Description

This is a recreation of a pure collector’s dream. The rarest of jukebox marvels from 1942, rebuilt by Rock-Ola Mfg, was at the time the most elegant machine dating from the pre-war era of the USA, of which only a few hundred copies were made. been produced and of which there are currently only rare examples still alive and in good health. Its price today is around €45,000 depending on the condition – its condition and the quality of its restoration.
This Gazelle 950 jukebox is composed of art deco elements such as fawns playing with tubes on the upper part and two gazelles leaping figures engraved on the mirrored glass panels. The Gazelles are brilliantly illuminated with ever-changing colors. With all the know-how worthy of a classic model, very trendy Art–Deco, the front door is decorated in lemon tree and elm wood.
The upper crown, shoulders, pilasters, and even the base are carved from walnut and hardwood alder. It’s a jukebox with a lot of distinction.
This “high-end” jukebox includes all the traditional features: (6) Bubble Tubes w/ rotating colors in both side columns that create incredible “animation and polarization of light”.
The rare beauty of the Rock-ola Gazelle model to decorate your living room is matched only by the quality of its acoustics: This gem will be delighted to perform all your songs using its powerful 2 × 250 Watts RMS Sound System Amplifier!