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Classic Rock-Ola RSB 3200 Speaker - LIMITED EDITION

Classic Rock-Ola RSB 3200 Speaker - LIMITED EDITION

$4,500.00

Order direct from the manufacturer
1 Year warranty on all jukeboxes and speakers
Trusted since 1927

The iconic Rock-Ola RS3200 speaker is back for a Limited Edition run of just 100 units!

With its signature bubble tubes & rotating mirrored central section, it's a mesmerizing addition to any music lovers collection!

The distinctive design of this speaker was the inspiration for the UFO depicted on ELO's 1977 album cover for "Out of the Blue" as well as numerous other ELO albums, becoming the band's unofficial logo.

Compatible with any jukebox or music system and for the very first time also bluetooth compatible.

PRE-ORDER NOW to guarantee your very own Limited Edition RS3200 speaker!

Description

We are pleased to announce that we are remaking the iconic RSB 3200 rotating speaker! The speaker has not been made by Rock-Ola for over 20 years and is now going back into production as a limited run of 100.

In addition to its visual attraction, the speaker incorporates 4 bubble tubes, and a rotating multifaceted central section that gracefully turns when powered, casting vibrant hues onto the surrounding mirrors within the speaker. “The speaker can be mounted on a wall as an object of art, as well as pounding out some great tunes, it can operate independently as it’s fitted with an amplifier and receiver.

Trivia fans might be interested to note that this speaker provided the inspiration for the UFO depicted on ELO's 1977 album, 'Out of the Blue' as well as many other ELO albums, becoming the British band's unofficial logo.

These eye-catching speakers can be easily mounted on walls and are fully compatible with any jukebox or music system. Rock-Ola has also added bluetooth capability to the speakers for the first time so the speaker can play music directly from your phone or tablet.

This is a Limited Edition production run of just 100, so don't delay, PRE-ORDER yours today!

Specification

RS3200 Speaker
Made in California, USA
Compatible with all jukeboxes and music systems
Bluetooth to live stream (Spotify, i-tunes etc)
Designed to be all mounted
Speaker specification : 2 x 6" x 9" oval cone speakers – 2 x Subwoofer, 2 x Midrange and 6 x Tweeters
Amplifier : 100 w integral amplifier with built in Bluetooth
Production : Limited to 100
Weight: 145lbs
Dimensions : (W) 31" x (D) 12.5" or metric (W) 80cm x (D) 32cm

Shipping

$400 flat rate fee for shipping the speaker within the USA* (*excluding Hawaii & Alaska - please contact us for a shipping quote to these territories)
For delivery outside of USA contact us or see our shipping page

Warranty

This speaker is sold with a full one-year parts warranty. More about our warranty here.

Features of this Juke Box

External Speakers Compatible
External speaker compatibility - connect with integrated music system such as Sonos.
Limited Edition
Limited edition - rare model.

SEE IT BEING BUILT

When you buy any Rock-Ola jukebox you have the option to come and see your jukebox come to life in our factory! You can meet the team that handcraft our jukeboxes and learn the intricacies, skill and passion involved in creating these iconic machines. You'll be contacted after your purchase with more information!

THE HISTORY OF ROCK-OLA

Since 1927. Rock-Ola has manufactured quality entertainment machines. Recognised all over the world, the Rock-Ola name is synonymous with jukeboxes and rock and roll. Since 1977, The Antique Apparatus Company has stood for uncompromising quality, taking great pride in having engineered, refined, and manufactured the first and finest “Nostalgic” Jukeboxes. In 1992 Antique Apparatus and Rock-Ola combined their strengths and merged to create the best Commercial & Nostalgic Jukeboxes on the market and they continue to do so today.

INSPIRED BY "ROCK & ROLL”

Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation was founded in 1927 by the Coin-Op pioneering legend David C. Rockola. In 1935, Rock-Ola vaulted into jukebox manufacturing. He inspired the term “Rock & Roll” and has left an indelible mark on an industry that literally echoes his name. Rock-Ola sold more than 400,000 jukeboxes under the Rock-Ola brand name, which predated the rock and roll era by two decades.