Why You Can Trust CNET Get a full-size Electrohome CD/MP3 jukebox for $799.99 shipped
That's $200 off the regular price of this '50s-style jukebox, which would look mighty nice in a den or rec room.
Pinball machine: check. Vintage Coke machine: check. Now all you need is a jukebox to finish off that awesome man-cave, basement rec room, or retro-themed loft.
Ah, but real old-fashioned jukeboxes limit you to a few dozen songs. I'd be more inclined to buy something that combines classic styling with modern technology.
Like this: for one week, Shoptronics.com has the Electrohome Kinsman Jukebox for $799.99 shipped when you apply coupon code JUKECNET at checkout. That's $200 off the regular price, and a CNET/Cheapskate exclusive.
The Kinsman looks like something from a '50s diner, but instead of spinning a limited number of 45s (ask your parents, kids), it plays CDs, FM radio, and MP3s from any connected player (iPod, Android phone, tablet, and so on).
This 73-pound piece of furniture stands nearly 4 feet tall. It incorporates four speakers (two 20-watt and two 40-watt) in its real wood veneer cabinet and includes a powered USB port for charging whatever digital device you might want to connect. It has a 3.5mm audio input jack in front and stereo RCA inputs at the rear.
Perhaps coolest of all, the jukebox offers veritable rainbow of remote-controlled lighting effects, as shown here: