Las Vegas Playboy Bunny/Roulette Machine

[slotter]

This sure looks cool! :wink: Also looks as if they took a Twist and converted it to this theme???


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:X:ON:US:2

Betcha this machine ain't going to be cheap when it's all said and done. :lol:

[Tulsa]

It's not converted, it stock. We have a sim of it in the games section.

[slotter]

Oooops, should have looked there! :oops: Anyhow, one nice machine, but I've always been tempted by the Twist anyway with that jukebox look. About what price has this machine gone for in the past?

[Tulsa]

I've never heard great reviews of either the Twist or Las Vegas. The Twist usually can be had around $200 to $225 and the Las Vegas usually goes for $280 and up and up.

[slotter]

It's just one of my things. :lol: Someday would like to get a bubble type original Wurlitzer juke for the game room. Would like to have it loaded with oldies. :smt034 The Twist machine and this Las Vegas machine remind me of that look. :wink:

[Tulsa]

I love the look too. I used to watch the twist auctions and they always went for much more than I wanted to pay. I'm basically cheap and hate to pay a lot for slots. The more I heard about them the less I wanted to get one.

[gwarzin]

Same with me. I was watching for a Twist for a long time. Actually won one from MidOhio Slots at a very good price. Then they said they noticed a crack in the glass and thought it would break in shipping, so they backed out of the sale. Since I've never seen real "glass" on one of these, I assume they found a local buyer willing to pay more. That was the last MidOhio auction that I bid on.

In the mean time, no one really had much nice to say about the Twist, so I stopped looking.

[slotter]

I bow to the above thoughts on this. Unless I find one cheap somewhere am not going to pursue this one for now. Thanks for the input! :grin:

Now about that Wurlitzer juke with the oldies... :lol:

[Tulsa]

Now about that Wurlitzer juke with the oldies... :lol:

Find a look-a-like that will use an cd player with mp3 capability. You can store thousands of mp3's on a few cd's. Probably a lot cheaper than the 45 playing juke box.

[slotter]

Even a "MINI" Wurlitzer CD player might be fun! 8-) I saw one of these in person, and they are pretty cool. The bubbles work great on it.
:-)
Elvis Presley® or Elvis Costello, either way it doesn't matter with this 1946 reproduction of the authentic Wurlitzer 1015 jukebox. This limited edition Wurlitzer Mini Bubbler features percolating bubble tubes complete with enough neon to light a room.
Whether you remember it in the ice cream parlor, the drug store, the diner or the cocktail lounge, you're sure to enjoy this stroll down memory lane. But keep your change in your pocket and put your vinyls back on the shelf as this reproduction plays your favorite compact discs. The Mini Bubbler features a front-loading compact disc player combined with FM radio and stereo speakers that will knock your socks off. Add a fully functioning remote control and let the fun begin.

* Front Loading Compact Disc Player With LED Display
* Programmable 20 Track Memory
* FM Radio With Electronically Assisted Tuner
* External FM Antenna
* Dynamic Full Range Stereo Speakers
* Repeat Play
* Decorative Musical Play List
* Percolating Bubble Tubes
* Authentic Neon Lighting
* External Speaker Outputs (Spring Clip Terminal Type)
* Full Function Remote Control With Hidden Storage
* Optional Stand Available
* Optional Component Speakers Available
* UL Listed
* 90 Day Limited Warranty
* Mahogany Wood Cabinet
* Available accessories include external speakers (item DP-wr-14) and beautifully handcrafted hardwood base cabinet (item DP-wr-16)

Item: DP-wr-18
Dimensions 12"w x 18"h x 9 1/2"d 11 lbs

[Tulsa]

I'll bet you have bubble lights on your Christmas tree too! :wink:

[slotter]

Negative on the Christmas bubble lights, but my wife does set up 7 Christmas trees inside the house every year. Living room, study, family room, downstairs, etc. I love it, but it's a lot of work. She loves it more, I suppose, or she wouldn't do it. :lol:

Hey, maybe I should buy some of those lights and have her do one tree like that! Yep, that's the ticket! :-P

[Davis]

Ive had a few twist machines ove rthe last year, i wouldnt reccomend it as its pretty boring. The only neat things about it are the look, the light up top, and the real music it plays!

[arbycoffee]

me, I find them, for how it sounds, cool and the play is great for the young or those of us who remember real rock and roll, bobby socks, DAs.

[logicprobe]

Twist is pretty plain as far as play goes... three reels and a spinning red light when a bonus is due. Some like that... just look at most standard Vegas reel slots. It's one of the few I've modded with an auto-stop without really affecting the play. It gives it that Vegas feel that some people want.

The selling point is it's looks and music. For a music themed gameroom, Twist (and maybe Hound Dog) isn't a bad choice at all. "Rock Around the Clock", "Diana", and "Oh, Carol" are the songs it plays... all licensed!

It's not that bad for a "one-slot" gameroom, or maybe for a music room next to your sound system. I've even thought about wiring a portable CD player into the speakers, after an amp and isolation, and just have it play oldies when it's not being used. 8-)