Converting a Seeburg Wall Box (3WA / 200 selection) to a raspberry pi music player, part 1 @smbakeryt
Converting a Seeburg Wall Box (3WA / 200 selection) to a raspberry pi music player, part 1 @smbakeryt
Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video I explore a Seeburg Wallbox that I bought off eBay. My plan is to convert the wallbox to control my raspberry pi based music player. The Seeburg is an amazing fusion of electrical and mechanical components, and it takes me a little bit of time to get it working. I try it out in this video and show the selection mechanism on my oscilloscope.
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Converting a Seeburg Wall Box (3WA / 200 selection) to a raspberry pi music player, part 1

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