In 1955, Seeburg introduced a model that changed the rules. The V-200 was the first jukebox in the world to offer 200 selections — able to play 100 small records (45 RPM), both sides. At a time when most competitors offered only half that, it was a revolution in choice and listening.

Its design matched the new era: a metal frame, rounded corners, a glass front, and a bold "V200" logo at the center gave it a modern yet elegant look. The visible record changer and interior lighting turned it into a piece of technological theatre, engaging both ears and eyes.

The Select-O-Matic mechanism was relatively slow at this scale, but introduced something new — the ability to choose music by genre, helping listeners quickly find their favorite style. Selection wasn’t just a function, it became part of the experience.

Seeburg V-200 wasn’t just a novelty — it set a new standard others had to follow. It was a jukebox for a new generation of listeners — for those who wanted music at their fingertips – two hundred times over.