Thinking of selling my Rowe 100 CDB to Get NSM 100 Cd GrandPerformer?

Is this a good decision? How are the nsm's vs the rowes?
thx
derek

On May 21, 12:25 pm, derek wrote:
Is this a good decision? How are the nsm's vs the rowes?
thx
derek


Are you trolling ?


The only person who would benefit would be the person getting rid of
the NSM

On May 21, 12:59*am, kreed wrote:
On May 21, 12:25 pm, derek wrote:

Is this a good decision? *How are the nsm's vs the rowes?
thx
derek

Are you trolling ?

The only person who would benefit would be the person getting rid of
the NSM

wow that bad?
derek

That would be a step down----a big step down.

The only reason to get ride of a Rowe is to get another, nicer Rowe.
Best CD machines by far.

Joe

On May 20, 9:25*pm, derek wrote:
Is this a good decision? *How are the nsm's vs the rowes?
thx
derek

In my opinion the NSM Performer Grand is the hands down winner when
comparing of these 2 model jukeboxes.
In speaking for myself I choose the NSM over the Rowe 100b model.
Reasons you ask! The NSM has a far better sound system over any Rowe
model out there, past or present.
The Performer Grand has bragging rights when it comes to the number of
drivers in it's enclosure, It contains: 2-12" low frequency drivers,
2-5" midrange drivers, 2-4" high frequency drivers along with 2-4"
high frequency drivers mounted n the upper cabinet. So there you have
itin a nut shell a more "life like sound" reproduction, and isn't this
why we have a jukebox in our homes in the first place.
I've had many of both of makes & model jukeboxes, and I wouldn't sell
my NSM Performer Grand for any Rowe jukebox! "NO KIDDING"
Derek let your ears make the decision on which of the 2 jukes is
better. And until I loose my hearing, God forbid, I'm sticking with my
NSM grand.
I can just hear you guys now, NSM's!!!! "Those pieces of @#%#".
I myself like having my NSM around the house, I know that each & every
make & model jukebox has their troubles, once these jukeboxes are
setup right and gone through they are infact the better of the two
models.
Although I'll contunue picking up on Rowe cd jukeboxes in the future,
but when it comes down to it these are the first ones that finds it's
way out my garage first.
I really have nothing wrong with rowe cd boxes, with the exception to
the premature "wear & wear" they produce when the gripper arm engages
with the cd.
Everyone has their favorite make or model jukebox, And I know where I
stand when it comes to chosing between these 2 models.
Best of luck!
Keep us posted on what decision you make.

On May 20, 6:25*pm, derek wrote:
Is this a good decision? *How are the nsm's vs the rowes?
thx
derek

Well, while some of the points rockintheusa made may be valid, the
ultimate decision you have to make is, the something you desire and
wish to hold on to(even if it costs some $$$ to fix) or will you be
wanting to trade for a another one in the near future and find out not
many people want it?

life like sound" reproduction, and isn't this why we have a jukebox in
our homes in the first place.

No .. not me .Decent clear sound is good . The reason i have any jukebox
is if it is vintage and for its looks . If i want ground shaking sound
there is plenty of modern stereo equipment to do that .

On May 20, 8:25 pm, derek wrote:
Is this a good decision? How are the nsm's vs the rowes?
thx
derek


I have an NSM Performer Grand II and absolutely love it. The CD
mechanism is greta and what I like is you can actually see the
elevator go up and down and select the CDs, sort of like an older
record playing jukebox. I am no sound nut either but the sounds rocks
in my opinion. Very easy to hook up external speakers with a choice
of different wattages too.

I also think it looks great!

Peter

On May 20, 9:25*pm, derek wrote:
Is this a good decision? *How are the nsm's vs the rowes?
thx
derek

hi Derek:
Just thought I'd check in with you to see what your final decision
between the 2 jukeboxes were?
Keep us abreast of any new updates since your inital posting.