While most things on this site work, it is undergoing a serious overhaul as the jukebox has been totally rewritten. Some pages still contain old material which will be removed shorty. The site should be complete by end April 2008.

Welcome to the official site of probably the worlds most formidable PC based jukebox. A Jukebox unlike any other on the web for one very main reason, it has been designed to look, behave and feel like a pub jukebox and you could be forgiven for thinking that it isnt a Windows program at all!. It can rival any of the professionally built jukeboxes that normally sell for around two thousand pounds here in the UK but costs just a fraction of that. Because of its unique design, it is possible to build it into a cabinet and has full support for an arcade style joystick and buttons and can even be wired up to a working coin door! In fact, how you control it is entirely up to you as there are no limitations. If you wanted to go the whole hog, you can even use a touch-screen with it, making it even easier to use and doing away with the joystick completely. Although it has been designed around arcade controls for use in a custom built case, it has full keyboard and mouse support so you havent got to go to the trouble of designing and building a cabinet just to use it. It's just as happy on a conventional PC using the keyboard and mouse.

Ever wondered what it would be like to have all your albums available to play without having to constantly swap CD's in and out of your stereo? How many CD's can you sit and listen to from the first to last track? Probably very few, but now you dont have to! You can select all the good tracks from all the CD's without ever having to swap a CD again! Just convert all your audio CD's to MP3 using the functions available in the Full Jukebox package, load the album covers and you have all your music available at the touch of a button.

There is plenty of information on this site as to what its capable of and what it looks like. The 'Features' and 'Screenshots' links are good places to start so feel free to have a look around them. There is even a page dedicated to guiding you through the building of a cabinet to house it in and has links to sites that sell the relevant parts. It is incredibly simple to build if you are any good at carpentry, and wiring is simply a case of 'connect A to B'.

We hope you have a pleasant stay on this site and hope you like what you see.

Demoweb Computers