Watch How This Beautiful 1977 Rockola 469 Jukebox Works....

ladies and gentlemen this is Joe's classic video games back with another cool jukebox video for you this evening we got in this really cool rockola jukebox that I wanted to show off a little bit so I figured I'd do a video of it uh this is a rockola 469 from 1977 and uh I think it's finally getting time where people are starting to realize how cool these rockolas are for a long time I don't think people really liked these 70s boxes much but this is a really neat one I think so it's uh it's very similar to all of their other boxes if you're if you're not that familiar with Juke boxes or the you know the specifics of them the the inside is very similar from year to year to year but every year they would come out with a uh two new models or at least that's how rockola did I think most of the major companies did it so this is a 469 the same year they came out with a 470 which looks just like it but it's a little bit wider because it it plays 80 records this one plays 50 records now they're 45s of course so they're double-sided so you have 100 Selections in this one and then there was the 470 which was 100 and 60 selections so it just depends on the location now when people are putting them in their home which is pretty much the only thing you'd use them for now people would you know just want for one for their house they kind of like these smaller ones a little better some people call these like the Princess model and stuff like that it just means a smaller the smaller version instead of the larger version so I've never had this particular model but I've always seen pictures of it and thought it was really cool because again it's 1977 and they just kind of like were thinking the hell with it you know so they they just came up with a pretty stylish design for 1977 now when I was a kid back in the day day I was born in 78 back in the day like in the '90s when I was when I was a little younger not a kid but um yeah I was a kid then uh the the 70s were thought of as like you know a low point in culture you know people didn't like the style they said everything was ugly all of this wood grain like on the side of this was ugly wood paneling was ugly all of that and I think i' I never thought it was when I was a kid always thought that stuff looked cool to me um and I think I've seen the day come when people are finally starting to uh appreciate it even if it's just the hipsters but that's all right we like the hipsters too um but this is a particularly good look box and I I had I've been wanting to get one of these for a while and we finally ran across one a gentleman had a couple of them uh that he'd been hanging on to Forever and it didn't work we bought them from them and we're able to fix it up kind of kind of um with haste not I shouldn't say with haste but we we liked it so we just got right on it and we got it working so I'm going to show you kind of how these are set up so if you are a jukebox person or you've got one at your house that's busted up I'm just going to walk through it a little bit and tell you what I think and what Pops in my head and the things I've learned working on them over the years and uh then we'll play it a little bit I'll probably do a separate video that I'll upload separately from this one right after we upload this one um so that I can play some actual licensed music and don't have to worry about the copyright police going nuts on me and canning this cool video where we're going to show you all about this juke box so it has the wood grain sides and again people this is just a design choice they just wanted it to look like this so that's why they did that so it has the wood grain signs it's kind of like a a walnut I don't know if I have a um that that look is just like the or very similar to like the Miss Pac-Man cocktail arcade games I've got a centipede over here so get a gander of that and that right and then I've got a centipede Cocktail game over here very similar they were kind of doing the same thing this was 1981 I believe um and uh this was 1977 so we're right in the era of wood grain but they did this crazy like design on the front now that's just kind of like a like a it's kind of three-dimensional that's kind of hard to see I don't know if you'll be able to see it there's two pieces there there's a front piece and a back piece so there's a little bit of depth to that there's it looks like there's like uh A4 inch between the two pieces so the black is painted on the front but the Orange is behind it about a quarter inch and there's a gap in between there or at least that's how it appears it may just be that something silk screened on the front and then something silk screened on the back of a quarter in thick piece of glass uh the black paint down there is Factory so they they have like the like a speaker Grill on it and it's basically got like a flat spray painted black piece on it now it looked real good when we got it but we thought man is that factory I mean that's kind of almost looks like somebody just spray painted it like that yeah that's Factory um up here it says rockola integrated circuit solid state stereophonic music system right so integrated circuit being different than solid state solid state I guess they're saying no tubes and integrated circuit they're saying they have actual IC chips inside of the uh amplifier and there's a little bit in well I think that's it I don't think there's any in the power spine so you've got the same effect on the back and if you look close it it's a woman really so see her face she has very curly eyelids you can see her ear right she's looking that way and she's got very long hair and it's all going out here right and then if you look down here at this one again that's a woman too it's the same woman so she's running or something so you can see a little curve here look look how they hit from us that's obviously a leg here's her chest here's her face again the crazy eyelids and then she's got all kinds of hair look at all that so it's just a really unique kind of design that I always thought was cool now they did several of these where it has this top piece with the speakers on it and they all look like this it almost looks like it's bent or something like somebody has has bent the thing but it's not that's exactly how it's supposed to be and you can kind of see why if you go around it's uh I mean I'm sure there's plenty of reasons but one of the reasons is so it can sit flat against the wall that thing doesn't stick out from the back it's kind of bent of course all this was designed um by an engineer or an artist or whoever that really knew their stuff so I just think this is a very nice looking box the speakers up up top here have this strange kind of baffle looking thing on it but it's all just for effect like there's the the actual speaker is just you know normal right so very very cool all right so I'm going to pull it out a little bit and uh we're going to look in the I'm going to show you what what you can see from the back with the door remove okay so there's a metal door that pops off really easy you just reach inside and there are these three little clips that you push down and again if you've got a 469 this is how it works but if you've got a a rock Ola within you know five to 10 years either way of this box it's going to work really similar so this is a 1977 all of the ones back to the early' 70s and up till you know the mid 80s all worked very similar it's got very heavy uh huckles here to help pick it up all right and then here on the back you have this little bad boy so this is basically how you hook up external speakers so all of these screws basically see how they have the lines on ground and then on four that's basically because there's a transformer in there that has all it's right under it actually that has all different Taps on it and you can change that depending on how many speakers you have hooked up so if you hook up external speakers you move these farther down so that there's not uh U basically it's a wattage thing you know since depending on the uh impedance of all of the speakers added together so there is actually a little chart here I need to glue that back on a little better on the back of the door let me see if I can read it for you so let's see it says auxiliary speaker wall blocks wall blocks wall box and remote motorized volume control terminal block so they're showing you this and then the wallbox connections and the Eternal the external I can't talk today the external volume control and the cancel switch etc etc so all of that can be hooked up onto that thing now the wall box if you don't know about those you can actually hook up a separate selector basically to you know that's why in the old you know soda shops and stuff that everybody talks about or people used to talk about they would have one at each table that you could make selections at right so if you look all of that would connect here wallbox counter the lockout signal line common audio control left speaker audio ground and right speaker right so that's how all that never connect speakers without matching Transformer to the 70 volt lines okay so it's going to tell you that if you are using only the speakers in the phonograph you want to hook it up to ground and four that's how they have it right now you notice there's a five apparently you should never hook it up to five you might want to turn it up to 12 but don't do it folks so depending on which ones and this is per Channel left and right depending on what you've got you can hook up 326 ohm speakers to one channel as long as you you uh the terminal connections are to ground and one and it's saying phone no speaker terminal connections okay they're talking about the actual phonograph speakers so leave them disconnected if you're hooking up 32 16 ohm speakers disconnect the ones inside the machine so anyway they've all kind of got something like that going on right now also here from the back you can get to the cam switches there's a cam here that turns I'll show you here in a minute whenever it picks up a record it's going to turn around and that cam there will hit these four switches there's two on top top of each other we'll hit these four switches at certain intervals and that's kind of what makes everything work so if you've got problems where yours isn't moving right something's not something's not coming on at the right time it gets to a certain spot and stops it's usually well it can be the connections on these switches so you might have to remove the wire from the switch it just slide off and clean it sometimes they're just really tarnished from the ears you can clean these connections and then plug them back in get it to go again but you know it's it's not as simple as doing that but sometimes if you got a intermediate problem it could be one of those cam switches uh so it's something to look at now also here on the back this is actually your amp right here okay now on the amp there is a volume control usually on most jukeboxes that will not have a knob on it it's just a little shaft and the reason for that is because if you put in in a bar you don't really want the drunks over there figuring out where the uh volume knob is on the jukebox so it's almost kind of hid there's nothing on it to draw attention to it now sometimes you'll find one and it somebody's mounted the knob on there and I'm sure they probably made one at rockola that you could buy but I'm pretty sure they did not come with a knob because if I get 30 of them one of them has a knob on it it's literally like that now that little button below it is the cancel switch you hit that and it will cancel any record that's playing so you might cancel it because you don't like G Brooks or you might cancel it because uh Reba keeps skipping all right and then of course an onoff switch this is actually the back of the power supply that you're looking at here big old Power Transformers okay so this is a pretty good one here this is this thing's in pretty decent shape now the the cabinet is kind of all particle board right so if they get really wet uh you'll start having things like the the wheels coming up through the bottom of the cabinet and you just run into problems however all of the stuff that matters is metal so the entire movement like the the entire mechanism just about everything on it's metal so with a few exceptions even if the thing gets flooded if you get that thing clean again you should be able to get it running again the cabinet might be falling apart but you can see that they've stiffened it up with big brackets and things because you can imagine that this thing's fairly heavy just the records alone is fairly heavy so all right so that's the about the back of it now on this particular model there's a little door here you can open with a key to get to the back of the speakers so let's look inside the front all right so that's it opened up very easy to do you just turn the key now the door on this one the top um has Springs so on this particular model they're always in good shape because it's just a metal spring uh on some of them they put in gas shocks or gas struts which are or gas Springs I guess they call them um kind of like you would have them like a hatchback car those wear out by the way there is a I don't know if that's that's probably not a coin counter that's a play meter so the coin counter went over here somewhere according to that uh manual or that that little Legend we were looking at the door you can see all of the dirt that always accumulates on the edge uh two t it looks like I believe um this is your power supply over here on these models by this time they had circuit breakers instead of fuses in a lot of places so these three uh circuit breakers here you might have pop if one of your Motors tries to overheat because it's trying to turn too much your stop relay and your right end relay and then your play relay you can see where the wall box plugs in there okay and then here is the amplifier the microphone plugs in up here right and then your your amplifiers now remember by this time rockola had been doing it a long time they kind of knew what they were doing uh so that's a mute relay up there on the top and then you have uh Equalization uh settings there that you can easily move you've got gain adjustments that can be done from the front through those little grommets there and then you've got a channel balance there um very easily adjustable you can see that the auto volume control the ABC um is always on you can take it off if you want to test it but it's always on the reason for that is just some records are loud some records are quiet so they wanted to they wanted to equalize that you can put it on stereo or mono pickup plugs in there you can see where it's grounded that screw right next to it and then there's a scratch filter because the records are old it's got a pretty good scratch filter too it works pretty good the coins would fall down through this coin uh selector and then depending on which coin it was it would hit a different Leaf switch over here on the side we never really mess with that everybody always wants it on free plan um what else to show oh this is cool here is the Credit Unit for the older ones this is the the play meter basic not not the the meter was the one we showed back there but this basically keeps track of what selections they're playing there's a piece of paper missing there's supposed to be a ring around here that tells you the different numbers and if you push that in it resets them or I guess it does we never mess with that either uh but basically that was very important if you were operating it so you'd come in and you'd look at them right and whichever one wasn't all the way out or wasn't out at all it's cuz nobody played that record so you've got a new record here that you want to put in well you want to make sure you put it in to replace a record that nobody's listening to because what if everybody's listening to uh uh uh Clint Black or something and you take the Clint Black record out and then put the new one in there and the new one ain't really that good and you just shot yourself in the foot you took out everybody's favorite record and replaced it with with one that may or may not be good and you that's really kind of the only way to do it because if you ask the people you're going to get all kinds of different stories oh yeah boy I love that one and they they only play it they played it twice and nobody else has ever played it you know so um so this was like the popularity meter I guess they would call it um and then they would reset it each week and then come back the next week and see what people didn't like so you have right here a scan off operate switch so off is exactly what you would think it was Now scan moves this basket over here so let's say you want to swap a record you just move to wherever you are pull the record out put the new one in in and uh that's how that works right okay now if you just turn it back to operate it will go back to its home position and park okay you notice that the turntable was turning while that was going on now if you wanted to change the little label there is a label panel here that these little Clips allow to drop down and you can just slide the new tags in so it's really easy one of the most common misconceptions that we hear from people is that they say does it still have the records in it or they'll say does it still have the original records in it like none of them have the original records in it or they'll they'll um they don't understand that they can put whatever records They want in it you have to literally explain that to people about I would say half of the customers don't get that and it's not because they're idiots or something it's just because they've never thought of it you know the thing was sitting over there in the corner like this they never saw anybody swap the records out they don't they don't know how it works you know so they don't realize that it's really easy to put whatever record you want in it all you got to do is get the record okay um so I'm going to show you it picking one up but we're not g to play it and the reason is because YouTube will demonetize the video or take it down or block it from playing in certain countries or whatever if they don't like uh that we're playing it but I'll show you what it does so I'm going to type in uh numbers and basically this selector up here the buttons are going to stick sck down because this latch coil is going to come on right so let's just do [Music] two four and they the the buttons themselves didn't stick but it let me turn it off so what it did while we weren't looking or I guess I can do another one let me see if turn that off turned off the right end [Music] okay so that's called the right in circuit w r i t in so that spins around and using these little fingers and these little contacts on that plate there it finds the exact spot that you typed in so I typed in 121 or whatever and when it finds that spot it stops and this little coil here kicks over that little pin you see the little pin sticks through the side of the plate they call this the the selector wheel or the wobble plate see how that one has been knocked over this one that's the one that knocked over a second ago uh whenever we weren't looking okay so when that happens a little thing moves in there and it makes this switch up here come one which tells it that there's a selection so anytime any of these are knocked over that little switch will be closed so it knows that there's selections so if you have a problem where this thing never moves you've probably got a problem with inside of your selectors your buttons up here you might try spraying them with contact cleaner while you press them in and out violently uh or could be a bad connection somewhere if the thing moves around and it never stops that's because it can't find where it's supposed to go so you might have the contacts there on the side of that plate need to be clean if the thing stops like this one has but this side never starts moving it's probably because something's going on with that switch up there or it could still be uh connector issues you know so I'm going to turn it back to scan and what happens after you write in a selection now remember we put two in it can store them because it just knocks over the levers physically so this one's over and one down there is over so now that those are in in this switch is on so this side has power okay so I've got it in off right now so it can't move but whenever I put it to operate okay so it turned around and look where it stopped it stopped where that little lever is pushed over it found it and the way it found it was when that lever pushes over it pushes it out into the path of that thing and literally it just contacts it like the metal there's a little metal piece on this uh uh read out so this is right in and read out this read outside actually touches that little metal Tab and goes hey there's something right in the middle of the damn road and it stops to see if the driver needs assistance okay and so once that happens there is a contact made through that blah blah blah blah blah and it turns everything on so this cam here what and and that right out arm readout arm is attached to the basket so wherever it goes the basket goes so when it gets to that spot it has turned and the basket has turned and we're lined up perfectly with whatever record that is right so once it it makes that that electrical connection uh relay I think under the under the uh turntable there are a couple more relays down there in a box but a relay connects and it starts one of these motors turning this cam so this cam is like just a hell of an invention basically it's gears and pistons and all kinds of stuff right and it starts turning well as it's turning on the back it's hitting those switches that we showed a second ago right but because of the way this is all geared and the way it's all built and everything and the gears have little gaps in them and stuff it will do the exact same thing over and over again so it's since it's turning the gears are turning and it's making all of this do this incredible little work that it does where basically this this bar starts pulling in and so that's what's happened here it has pulled in and grabbed the record it's actually pinching it look at that and because that bow has moved it now touching it on both sides of the record and this thing is made a certain a certain way so that it can perfectly pick up a 45 7in record okay now as the gear keeps turning eventually it's going to get to a spot where it decides that that's pulled in all the way and then it's going to start since it's still turning lifting the whole thing up in the air right okay so it's still turning and still turning and still turning and still turning and still turning but if you look here there is a little tail piece there that is held in place as it goes through that little nub that's sticking up there so once that clears that and the record is pretty much straight up in the air on this side there is a little metal piece here that's going to hit the side of that of that um tail piece and make this bow flip around 90° now if that little thing was on the other side see the other one over there it's not engaged so it hasn't turned in so that thing is either like this or it's like this so either way one of them is going to hit the back of that tail piece and it spins it around by doing that and you can see how it's perfectly got it gripped right now this is not a motor doing this a motor doing that a motor doing this a motor doing no this is one motor turning a cam and everything's geared to where it just automatically does it and then whenever it ends it'll do it the exact opposite backwards okay so remember it's got this held perfectly right bam so it's perfectly lined up where it throws it down perfectly on the center of the freaking turntable but now it can't it can't turn because it's still holding the freaking record so the last thing or one of the last things it's going to do is it's going to allow this bow to move that way so by doing that it's now completely let go of the record and the record is on the turntable which is spinning and so the gear keeps turning and when it turns this cam on the back of the gear not to be confused with the cam over there it was hitting the switches it picks up the freaking tone arm and brings it over and sets it down to wherever you have it adjusted I think this one's adjusted a little bit too far in but and right when it gets above the record it reduces the voltage so that it it it basically slows down so that it drops it slowly on the record right so that's how the things work let's see if we got any [Music] volume probably not the one you remember Jose Feliciano all right so when it plays all the way through it's going to get towards the runout groove in the middle and when it does that means this arm will have physically moved right and the tail of the arm you can't even see it here but I haven't even looked at this one where is it where are you yeah the tail of the arm is going to hit a switch well I can't get you a good look at it basically take my word for it there's a switch back there that it hits and once it hits the switch that's the cancel switch so it's wired to the cancel switch on the back that's behind this plate by the way on the back of the machine right under the volume control and that switch actually tells it to hang it up now if you've got a problem with that switch or the button on the back or a wire is not connected or something it will never hang up it'll just get into the runout groove and just keep running and I get a lot of people emailing and calling and stuff because they've got one that's doing that um if you've got one that will cancel and hang up the record but the button on the back doesn't work a lot of times that is this connection right here this this connection gets screwed up where it pulls out of the record out of the amp you can see this one's like that the little connector is broke uh where that's not making a good contact it may be this one it's one of these two connections well if that happens it will still hang up because that cancel switch out here is what controls the power that's running through all all of the switches and everything that will hang it up okay but the one on the back won't work because when you hit it you're trying to ground a signal or whatever that comes out here and it won't it won't connect you'll also notice that sometimes it won't cancel out here but it'll cancel if you hit the switch on the back if it cancels out here but won't with the the switch a lot of times the mute relay won't come on because the uh that wire is also what turns on the mute relays so if there's a bad connection here one switch or the other may may or may not work and if this one is working and that one isn't the mute relay won't come on so just interesting so when it gets to the end it's going to hang it up and what it's going to do is it's just going to go exactly backwards of what it did before it's just going to start turning the motor the other way and um so the first thing it has to do is get the tone arm out of the way and uh then after when it does by the way you'll see it this little brush here right there move over the stylus to clean it off to clean the dirt off of it that it probably just picked up off of the record um and then when it does that at the same time it will start moving this piston in the bow to grab the record again and then it will pick it up and spin it and then once it gets where it's 90 it'll hang it right up we'll see if we can catch any of it so it's getting near the runout groove I think it is kind of sounds like it's skipping come on Jose Feliciano nope it's not skipping he was just going for dramatic effect that's the part of the record where it calms down he's screaming again now he's yelling at some chick named Suzie Q drum solo I didn't pick the long it's 5 minutes and 14 seconds long what in the world World it says it's 514 here we go it's going to do it did you hear to click right so it moved over and click hit the switch and everything started going backwards so this is moving in to grab the record and the stylus is already off of the record and it's about to put it back where it was okay so we're out of the way now watch the watch the the brush now this has pretty much grabbed it and it's about to pick it up but at the same time that it does that you're going to see that brush go over the stylus did you catch it so now the brush is over here and you can adjust that there is a little screw on it so you can raise it and the brush just moves right through the the the needle all right it's a Shore n44 cartridge for all of you audio files out there so it's got our record boy things look sketchy right now but it's only halfway through so that same pin is now hitting the the the tail piece to spin it back around we're pretty much all the way back none of this has moved because it wants to put it back right where it found it so now it's all the way down but it's still holding it so the last thing it does is it pushes the the bow out to let go of the record and once it gets to a certain spot remember all of this was done with that cam so once it gets all the way back it hits a switch or opens a switch or closes a switch and that switch turns on the motor that turns the basket so you can't turn that basket unless it's all the way at one extreme because it wants to make sure that it's not the Bow's not in the way or that it's not holding the record whenever it starts spinning because it' break off not only the edges of that record but every other one of them in the basket right so they've got a switch where the it can it kills power to it and uh it switches the power back and forth between it and um the gripper motor right so normally it would go back home but it's not going to go back home because it knows that there's another another selection now how does it know there's another selection like I said if if it has any if it has one selection as long as one of those pins is flipped over this switch up here is closed right so it knows there's still a selection so it's going to it's going to travel around and look for it and you can see that as it turns the basket turns right right and so it's going to get around to there and find it it found it bam right and see where the readout arm is it's right where the right in arm is because that was the last selection now if I hit the button on the back all around around my home trying to track got a little skip on that one if I hit the button and now it'll go to home cuz there's no more selections bam so there you go they're cool little machines but really they're very logical they're all similar so if you get if you get a rockola it's going to work pretty much exactly like that um what a cool machine so the last thing I want to show you is how it looks with the lights off beautiful box it just it looks great that's one of the coolest ones I think but I I love all these rockas I I think I probably like them just because I know how to work on them a little bit just cuz I've messed with a lot of them so I'm not saying anything bad about your seabirds or your nsms or your whirlers or you can't uh you can't forget the the mighty row Ami right it's all good stuff too so I'll show you the songs so all of these songs are just records that we've picked up and put in the machine cuz we're giving them away trying to predict the type of music that the customer is going to want to hear is very hard and they're not all you know perfect quality records a lot of them have scratches skips it's just stuff we've picked up here and there by the way Rock and Robin is the first song I can ever remember hearing I can remember my mom playing that for me whenever I was five the first first I ever remember hearing music and we put in the Mississippi Squirrel Revival for our buddy Nate who I know is watching over in New Zealand cuz he's a nut all right folks so there you go now here's what I'm going to do I'm gonna film a separate video here in about 2 minutes playing the hell out of this thing but like I said I can't upload it as part of of this video or they they will block either block this whole video demonetize the whole video or whatever so I'm not going to do that and let them steal all my damn good content so if you've seen this video and it's been five minutes now unless you watch this whole video in five minutes there's no way in hell that I don't have the other video uploaded yet right so the other video will be uploaded immediately after this one on our Channel I'll put rockola 469 in the title so if you need to search it out you can find it or whatever but it'll be uploaded directly after this video on our channel so it's a twof for today so I hope you enjoyed the little walk through of the rockol you might have noticed too there's a bunch of oil in there the main problem that these have is the mechanism has this old oil do you see the like the orange looking stuff in there that's the original oil that's all Caked Up and it gets like it's like um I don't even know what you would compare it to it's almost almost as thick as paint it's like it's painted on there or something and uh you can't it's hard to clean it all off you know but basically all of that's inside of the mechanism where all that that piston was and everything where all that stuff's moving all of that oil is in there and that stuff D hard as a rock so the problem with almost every one of these machines is that original oil and grease has dried up so the reason you saw oil dripped all over the place is because we soaked these suckers and uh try to get some of that stuff to uh to uh loosen up a little bit uh you can take them completely apart and remove all of that stuff by hand if it's depending on the severity of it if the thing's been played a lot over the years sometimes you can just oil it and it'll work fine if it's sticking and it ain't working right or it's really it's it's seized up you need to take it all the way apart uh I had one gentleman uh that I was conversing with on email about his trying to help him out figure out what was going on with his and I kept telling him man it's that freaking it's got to be that grease and he eventually had to use a heat gun to to get some of that crap the liquefy again uh to so that he could take the mech apart and clean it all out now we have a video here on our channel uh if you search rockola mechanism on our Channel it'll show you how to disassemble the whole thing by the way if you want to know how to search on just one person's Channel if you click Channel and just look at our Channel and then you go over to the right side you'll see a little little Sherlock Holmes hourl uh spy glass or magnifying glass just click that and it will search just that channel and that works on everybody's channel it's just one of the features of YouTube if you search up in the top bar the top box you get results from All Over YouTube but if you go to our Channel and just search on our channel uh there's also a playlist for all of these rockola Juke boxes I think there's like 25 videos in there or something so but uh you can watch that if you're having trouble with yours but I hope this uh helped you understand a little bit how they work once you figure out how they work you go oh oh the deal with the amplifier is it's always on it's just muted so when the record um whenever that needle drops it unmutes the mute relay and the sound is processed through the amplifier Amplified through the the amplifier um we don't have a ton of amplifier problems there's some little boards in there that you can recap and things but they're pretty they're pretty reliable um so if you if you have problems with that that's a whole other subject but basically just the the way the thing functions is just a work of art in my opinion so leave your comments below let us know what you think make sure to give us a thumbs up taking the trouble to film it for you we didn't have to do all that folks I'm here late tonight doing this but we appreciate everybody that watches make sure to check out my brother Donnie's Channel I had somebody the other day say how come you never tell us the name of his channel that is the name of his channel it's the my brother Donnie channel so my brother Donnie has his own channel here on YouTube uh go check that out I'm over there with them a lot Joey and I my other brother work on arcade games Juke boxes and pinball machines my brother Donnie uh works on Old Vehicles old buildings and he has a farm with cows and goats so go check that out I'm over there with him on his channel a lot but I'll see you back here in five minutes where we can play this thing