Step back into the golden era of music with the timeless elegance of the 1957 AMI H Jukebox. This iconic piece of Americana history not only brings nostalgic vibes but also delivers unparalleled audio quality that will enchant music lovers of all generations.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the AMI H Jukebox boasts a striking mid-century design that effortlessly captures the essence of the 1950's. Its sleek chrome accents, luxurious colour scheme and distinctive shape make it a standout addition to any home.

But it's not just about looks – the AMI H Jukebox was engineered to deliver an immersive auditory experience ensuring that every note and lyric are reproduced with stunning clarity and depth.

Featuring a selection of 100 45-rpm vinyl records, the AMI H Jukebox allows you to curate your own playlist from a vast library of classic hits spanning various genres – from rock 'n' roll to jazz to rhythm and blues. Simply choose your record, make your selection and watch as the jukebox gracefully springs into action, filling the room with nostalgic rhythms of yesteryear.

Whether you're a seasoned collector, a vintage enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the timeless appeal of retro technology, the 1957 AMI H Jukebox is sure to captivate your senses and become a centerpiece in your home.

We offer a grade A1 restoration as standard. We do not use a 'restoration checklist' as every component is checked and refurbished as part of our uncompromising refurbishment process.

We are thorough and comprehensive throughout and are striving to deliver a machine that is near to how it came out of the factory. All of our restoration work is guaranteed by our one-year on-site parts and labour warranty. 

The Automatic Musical Instrument Company (AMI) played a pioneering role in jukebox history. Their roots go back to 1909 when they made automatic player pianos. This experience with automatic selection mechanisms proved useful when they entered the jukebox scene in 1927. Their first model, the National Automatic Selective Phonograph, offered 20 selections and could play both sides of records, a feature that remained a standard for AMI jukeboxes for the next three decades.