Parting out a working NSM Solid Gold jukebox

[Jan S]

Lots of good parts. Speakers with good foam, boards, glass, complete player and disk towers, Keypad and display assembly, basically everything except for the cabinet, CPU and page assembly as I needed those.

[Tim Berthiaume]

Post by Jan S
Lots of good parts. Speakers with good foam, boards, glass, complete player and disk towers, Keypad and display assembly, basically everything except for the cabinet, CPU and page assembly as I needed those.

Hey Jan - Do you have a working Solid Gold? Or experience with one in working condition? I recently acquired one and am having fun with it, but I can't for the life of me find out how to STOP playback, cancel a selection, etc. Outside of shutting the thing down, I don't know how to stop playback when needed. There must be a way but I'm not finding anything in the manual.
Trying to track someone down who knows this jukebox and if there's a way to do it. If you have experience with this, your thoughts are thoroughly appreciated.

[John Robertson]

Post by Tim Berthiaume

Post by Jan S
Lots of good parts. Speakers with good foam, boards, glass, complete player and disk towers, Keypad and display assembly, basically everything except for the cabinet, CPU and page assembly as I needed those.

Hey Jan - Do you have a working Solid Gold? Or experience with one in working condition? I recently acquired one and am having fun with it, but I can't for the life of me find out how to STOP playback, cancel a selection, etc. Outside of shutting the thing down, I don't know how to stop playback when needed. There must be a way but I'm not finding anything in the manual.
Trying to track someone down who knows this jukebox and if there's a way to do it. If you have experience with this, your thoughts are thoroughly appreciated.

There should be a CANCEL (may be called REJECT) button on the volume
control assembly...this Cancels the currently playing selection and the
machine goes to the next selection or idles.

John :-#)#
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[Tim Berthiaume]

Holy moly I feel like a doofus. Apparently I moved the unit in and put it against the wall without properly investigating the rear side. There's a panel with 3 buttons - Volume Up, Down, and Reject. Silly that I didn't see that. Mildly embarrassed. Thanks for your response. John. That's incredibly convenient. Will poke around some more in case there are other obvious features I'm overlooking.

[John Robertson]

Post by Tim Berthiaume
Holy moly I feel like a doofus. Apparently I moved the unit in and put it against the wall without properly investigating the rear side. There's a panel with 3 buttons - Volume Up, Down, and Reject. Silly that I didn't see that. Mildly embarrassed. Thanks for your response. John. That's incredibly convenient. Will poke around some more in case there are other obvious features I'm overlooking.

I have to show everyone who is new to jukeboxes where the cancel is.

I certainly didn't know there was a cancel/reject button on the rear
when I first met a jukebox!

John ;-#)#