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Rowe International Rowe International’s New NiteHAWK Wallmount Jukebox With 1,000-Note Stacker

Payment system upgrade will help music operators reduce service cycles, and save money.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Rowe International is pleased to announce that its latest wall mount Internet jukebox has been upgraded with a payment system accommodating a 1,000-banknote stacker. This cash-handling expansion capability – made possible by the new NiteHAWK’s spacious jukebox design – is a giant step forward for operators who provide jukebox services in rural markets or for those who just want the option of decreasing their service cycles to reduce the rising costs of route overhead, explained John Margold, Rowe’s senior vice president of sales and marketing.

The NiteHAWK’s superior cabinet design supports several expansion features that are vital in jukebox operations, including the ability to add a second 1,000w amplifier with 70v transformer. The NiteHAWK comes equipped with an standard MEI (Mars) AE 2611-U10E payment system featuring a stacker with a 1,000 banknote capacity. According to Rowe, the NiteHAWK is the only digital jukebox available in the U.S. that can accommodate a 1,000 banknote stacker.

Margold explained that the capability of handling and securing up to 1,000 banknotes, coupled with coin acceptance and the Rowe optional credit card reader, will allow operators to take full advantage of the digital jukebox’s online administrative features, including remote content management and technical services.

“This latest advance from Rowe will be extremely important for jukebox operators who are looking for increased flexibility in managing the service cycles of their routes, and to leverage further the digital jukebox’s remote content management capabilities,” Margold underscored. “Because bills are still used for the majority of jukebox transactions, music operators running the new NiteHAWK will have an advantage on their routes by possessing the ability to cut overhead by changing collection periods from once a week to every other week or from twice a month to once a month, and so on. It might be operators in rural markets who sometimes service accounts 100 or more miles from their main offices. Then again, it might be operators in overcrowded urban markets, like New York City, where the cost to stop the collector’s vehicle – and the time required to get it to the location – is increasing due to rising parking and fuel costs, parking limitations and violations, and the ever-growing traffic congestion.”

The NiteHAWK is now shipping from the Grand Rapids facility, and is the latest jukebox powered by AMI Entertainment, Rowe’s music content and networking technology division. It joins the manufacturer’s growing line of purpose-built AMI systems, which include the NiteStar and Solara free-standing and StarBrite wall mount digital downloading jukeboxes.

About Rowe International

Rowe International Corporation, founded in 1909, is the number one manufacturer of home and commercial coin-op jukeboxes, and the leading maker of CD-to-digital upgrade Jump™ kits. Internet-enabled all-digital jukeboxes are powered by AMI Entertainment, a subsidiary of Rowe International. Headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Rowe has one of the industry’s most extensive sales and support systems with another office in London and distributors in more than 35 countries. Distributor and product information is available at the Company website, www.roweinternational.com, or by calling (616) 243-3633.