An Antique Apparatus Rock-Ola "Bubbler" CD jukebox, model #: CD8B. Manufactured in Torrance, California in April of 2000, this jukebox is iconic for its Wurlitzer-style grille and bubble tubes lining the machine which accent the colorful rotating pilasters. Insured Professional Movers Required. Dimensions: 61.5" H x 332.5" W x 26" D.

"The Rock-Ola Bubbler CD-8 is one of Rock-Ola's most instantly recognizable machines. It is an eternal staple of American culture and is the only true authentic brand-new American jukebox on the planet. Drawing inspiration from the Wurlitzer 1015, the word's first 'original jukebox', this classic design has endured over 50 years with very few changes."


Insured Professional Movers Required. Mover's note: The jukebox is situated in the basement and will need to go down a long hallway, out the back, and around the house. However, it is on rollers.

Very good, showing only minor signs of wear. The keys to the coin compartment and side panel are both present. However, the keys for the side panel, which should release the front panel to swing open so you can insert CDs, don't properly unlatch the panel. We could not determine whether the issue was with the key or the release mechanism on the panel. It may need to be serviced to fix this without damaging the jukebox. All other mechanical functions are operational, though we were not able to test the audio. See photos for more condition details.