Post by Ron Rich on Mar 2, 2017 0:04:08 GMT
The late Tony Miller's Seeburg web site is available here, courtesy of Jay Hennigan. www.west.net/~jay/fmillera/fmillera/ . 
If you are using the trouble shooting guide here, remember, it is generalized--some parts will apply, to your model--others will NOT !
If you are using the trouble shooting guide here, remember, it is generalized--some parts will apply, to your model--others will NOT !
Ron Rich
EDIT 1/15/20-- On his site, Tony spoke of the "elusive SMC. jr.* aka, Da Vinchi, 100 79M" model, phono. At the time that was written, nether Tony, nor I had ever seen one ! I have now seen one, in person ( a real basket case 
), and as of last week, photo's of one that has an ID tag on the rear, ID'ing it as a 100-78D ! Perhaps it's not the only one they stuck the wrong tag on ? Anyone else know of one ? Part of the confusion, may have been caused by the fact that Stern probably had some 100-78D cabinets they acquired with the Seeburg inventory. The 100-78 D, and the 100-79M used the same cabinet graphics. The only difference from the outside of the cabinet area, is the keyboard/display area. The 100-77D, and the 100-78D, models used the same basic "Seeburg 100" select cabinets (graphics design/colors differed), and internals ("Red box system", designed by Tony !). The 100-79M used the same basic (modified) electronics, as did the SMC's. Ron Rich
), and as of last week, photo's of one that has an ID tag on the rear, ID'ing it as a 100-78D ! Perhaps it's not the only one they stuck the wrong tag on ? Anyone else know of one ? Part of the confusion, may have been caused by the fact that Stern probably had some 100-78D cabinets they acquired with the Seeburg inventory. The 100-78 D, and the 100-79M used the same cabinet graphics. The only difference from the outside of the cabinet area, is the keyboard/display area. The 100-77D, and the 100-78D, models used the same basic "Seeburg 100" select cabinets (graphics design/colors differed), and internals ("Red box system", designed by Tony !). The 100-79M used the same basic (modified) electronics, as did the SMC's. Ron Rich* near as I can tell, the term "SMC.jr" was an error made by one of the aftermarket "price guides". The photo shown under that title, is that of a 1964 U-100D--aka "Discotheque", not a 1979-82 (?), Da Vinchi - 10079M
EDIT-- Another reworked copy, of Tony's site, and a few others are shown in our "General Jukebox" section.
