The SX100 ‘Marauder’ saw Seeburg – a renowned American coin-operated musical equipment company – enter the 1970s boldly. Dubbed a ‘barrel’ unit due to its separated cylindrical main volume with side art akin to arcade machines, the Marauder plays one-hundred tracks with a reloadable cartridge that is accessed via lifting the hinged top section to reveal a lightbox plate and the mechanism within.
Seeburg Marauder SX100 [1970]
Robert O'Neill and Michael C.Wilson
Imagery: Flat 4