Opinions wanted: What is the best cd juke for home game room and why?

I have been looking around at cd jukes lately, thinking it would be a
nice addition to my game room; was thinking a wall mount unit would be
best because of it's small footprint. what do you guy's think? I am in
real unfamiliar territory here and need some guidance.
thanks.
Woodsy
Is there any models I should avoid?
What features should I be looking for?... for example: I would like
cd-r playability.

Anything from Rowe-AMI is good. The Rowe "Berkeley" and "Storm" models
come to mind and they are currently manufactured models which you can
see on their website www.roweinternational.com . The only drawback is
the I have never seen any CD jukebox (regardless of brand/model) that's
able to play CD-R discs with 100% reliability. You'll always have some
that simply won't play or will skip.

Ken Layton wrote:
Anything from Rowe-AMI is good.....

Ok, thanks Ken,
I have gotten a lot of votes for a Rowe CD100-C, was looking to spend
$700 or less. An easy project would be fine. I am an electronic tech.
but, I have no experience working on Jukes. I would prefer to pickup
the juke. I live around Allentown, PA. Could you ( or anyone )
recommend someone to deal with? or maybe I should post a separate WTB
post? Advise greatly appreciated.

Allentown is the site of pinball machine and coin-op collectibles
shows. I'm sure there must be a coin machine/jukebox operator local to
you where you could buy a decent machine from.