1975

The Wurlitzer “Lyric 3D” was introduced in the same year that the American parent company closed its doors for good. However, production continued in Germany for nearly another 40 years.

The “Lyric 3D” stood out for its unique 3D effect in the front glass, creating the optical illusion that nothing was inside the machine. This futuristic visual feature attracted attention and emphasized the strong design focus of the era. It demonstrated that even amid growing competition from modern audio systems, jukeboxes remained powerful visual and emotional centerpieces in entertainment venues.