Rock-Ola Laser 2000 1980s Compact Disc Phonograph Vintage Flyer

This original Rock-Ola Laser 2000 promotional flyer showcases the pioneering compact disc phonograph from the early 1980s, a landmark in jukebox and music vending technology. Featuring a striking image of the Rock-Ola Laser 2000 unit, the flyer highlights its advanced features such as a 280 watt amplifier, bass compensation, remote control, and a futuristic 3D design with sequencer lighting. The flyer measures approximately 8.5 x 11 inches and is printed in vibrant color on the front with detailed specifications and features on the reverse side. The flyer details the unit's innovative capabilities including a built-in 4-wire remote control, bass, midrange and treble equalizers, and a new programmable CD mechanism capable of playing up to 100 discs. It also notes the cabinet's black leather grain vinyl finish trimmed with gold and the incorporation of Phillips CDM3 commercial player technology. A rare piece of ephemera from Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation of Addison, Illinois, this flyer is a valuable collectible for jukebox enthusiasts, vintage electronics collectors, and music history fans. It captures a transitional era when CD technology began reshaping the music industry.