Harley Davidson Harley-Davidson Black Flames Brushed Aluminum Edition CD And Bluetooth Jukebox

Officially licensed by the Harley-Davidson Company, this classic Jukebox has perfectly captured the American temperament. Two bald eagles, the emblem of the United States, swoop in from the pilasters, and a third eagle adorns the center panel, accompanied by two Harley-Davidson motorcycles. The Harley-Davidson’s rugged character asserts itself with arch lighting, and features illuminated custom screened glass panels and with this particular version, the brushed aluminum front paneling has striking appeal.

Striking black flames surround the fine, polished accents at each shoulder, and Harley-Davidson’s proud, patriotic nature is underlined by the fantastic sound output associated with the Rock-Ola brand. These icons of US culture all combine to create a true vision of American craftsmanship.

The Harley-Davidson CD Jukebox in brushed aluminum is manufactured by Rock-Ola: creators of the only true authentic, brand new American CD jukebox on the planet.

It has the honor of having the best sound quality of any new jukebox, with its many innovative features all working in conjunction to bring you perfect sound quality at both high and low volumes. As standard, our AV technicians fit a Bluetooth dongle which allows a remote connection so that it can be paired with any blue tooth music device (e.g. an iPod or iPhone).

The Bubbler’s sophisticated 5 internal speakers employ a Dual 3-Way system for ‘Live Performance Reproduction’, creating a sound quality so perfect that you can close your eyes and swear your favorite musicians were playing the music right there in the room with you. The authentic disc loader is modeled closely after the older designs used to play the 45rpm vinyl records in 1950s America, and the 100 Capacity magazine lets you fill the Bubbler CD-8 to the brim with albums of your choice; allowing you to enjoy your favorite artists in perfect quality, from the comfort of your home. It is also possible to link the Bubbler to an existing in-house Integrated Music System, such as Sonos.