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MUSIC
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Max-Fire . . . innovative juke-box
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AB-Austria is breaking new ground with new features for its MAX
FIRE jukebox. The music industry is facing losses in CD turnover and
is constantly searching for new possibilities of selling its music in a way to
final customers. TAB-Austria has taken the opportunity with a unique
development in the amusement and gaming industry.
A new selling point for music is born and will soon be available in every
TAB-Austria jukebox. Not only through the trend towards online
networking, but also through the signing of international contracts with
major music labels, the novel download feature “MUSIC TO GO” which has
been developed for MAX FIRE jukeboxes.
This allows a direct data transfer of music files to external data carriers
like MP3 players, USB keychains and even mobile telephones. So from now
on, via Bluetooth or USB interface, the newest songs can be quickly and
simply downloaded with the touch of a finger for mobile use.
At TAB-Austria the days of laborious, manual updates are long gone.
Since 2002 Software-Updates have already been carried out online for their
own terminals.
The reasons for online access are as many-sided as they are convincing.
Only online MAX FIRE can be kept up to date with the latest chart lists,
songs and videos guaranteed before the weekend. The latest music is a
significant success indicator for high level takings. All up-dates are seconds and from anywhere. You simply log on the internet and at once all
managed and carried out by TAB-Austria, fully automatically. relevant data is available.
Furthermore, the potential savings for operators on travel expenses are Chris Street from CMJS Leisure (UK) said: “Max Fire is the most
huge. It is all the same whether the engineer is inspecting cashbox takings, innovative jukebox and operators can be sure to get constant
accessing metre-readings and carrying out up-dates – it all happens in improvements on their high quality product purchase.”
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