Jukebox ?

Juicebox?

Does Juicebox also need $$$ to operate :)

All the dives have them.

I suppose it's a money maker for the club which is why they have them, pretty sure they get a really good cut out of whatever money we have to put in.

I don't prefer them over a DJ, no way.

It's been a couple of years since I've been to the Hip Hugger in Kokomo, Ind, but they have a jukebox.

Yes - it's very annoying to continually have dancers ask you money to feed the jukebox.

Since the dancers pick the songs - sometimes you will hear the same song 3, 4, 5 times over the course of a night. That can be irritating.

No DJ means you never learn the names of the dancers. I miss that.

A jukebox is an absolute cash cow for the owner. Do the math - the club is open 11am to 2am six days per week. At $3 per song and a minimum of 15 songs per hour - that's a heap of dough for a week. At least $4000

Last time I saw one was at the Palace in the Pines in Lowellville, Ohio. I was there with canny for a couple of hours last summer. I don't remember getting pestered for money for the jukebox. It was pleasant to not have to listen to an obnoxious DJ But I really cant see how a large club with a great number of dancers working, could get along with out a DJ just to keep the dancers in line.

$3 per song – WT**********?

I can only recall being in one a couple of years back – but didn’t think it would be that expensive.

The reason for my thread is that I had been reading some Mons Venus reviews and it seems they have a jukebox and no DJ? Kind of surprised a well-known club like Mons has the jukebox hustle – but then again the owner is no dummy.

Music isn't free in a commercial establishment, it's considered playing a public performance. One needs a license from one (or all) of American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI), and Society of European Stage Authors and Composers (SESAC).

Getting a jukebox is one way of acquiring all those licenses conveniently.

As others have pointed out, there are benefits to cash flow with a jukebox.

There's a jukebox at the club I'm currently working at.

However, there's no payment required to play songs. Girls put in a specific song for their stage show and then announce the dancer getting off stage before them. (Which requires learning everyone's names to keep track of your place in the rotation).

During slow periods with no customers, the music plays randomly without songs being chosen.

The sound system is good and the club clean and classy-not a dive.

Papi - the Hip Hugger is unique. The dancers have NO PAYOUT or rent. So the only revenue is the jukebox, booze, and a small $3 cover at night.

Even if the dancers don't persuade a customer to chip in, I don't think they mind cuz they have zero tip out.

Blue Moon Lounge in Phoenix has a jukebox and its a similar set up to the one chanel describes. Only difference is they do not announce the next dancer. No payment, and the girl gets to select her own music for her stage set.

I would prefer the setup mentioned by Chanel and rh48 - i.e. non-payment jukebox – would prefer this over the typical annoying, egotistical, duchebag, DJ.

Isn't juicebox something that needs to be wound up and then it talks and talks? Just kidding. lol

I know of one club that requires money for the jukeboxes in the lap dance rooms. I thought that sucked. I only bought like 3 lap dances in a few years. Lap dances weren't that great and overpriced, especially when you had to pay extra money for a one way touch lap dance. After the club changed management and went topless only instead of nude, I didn't see the point in visiting anymore.

There are certain aspects of the strip club experience where I am not a fan of the jukebox. Sometimes the dancers just forget they are scheduled to dance and then there is nothing for minutes at a time. OTOH, some of them will play some songs which just seem wrong in a strip club, but are really great songs. Also, at my favorite club, there is a dancer who has let me indulge in choosing her music for her on two different occcasions because they use a jukebox. She even liked my selections, which was cool.

Apparently the only places I hang out are dives. Joke of the places I go to on a regular basis have a DJ. The most expensive jukebox is $1/song. Sometimes the girls will ask for help feeding the monster but most of the time they handle it or customers will feed it so they can near what the want.

If I want to find out a dancer's name I will ask her. I don't need some obnoxious guy yelling her name at me.

Juicebox in a Jukebox?

Juicebox Hero?

^ Foreigner baby

Mons Venus in Tampa, of course, is one of the consistently high-rated clubs in this list, and it uses a jukebox -- which every so often will stop dead as the dancers forget to keep feeding it and you'll get to see a naked girl running from the stage to feed some dollars into the machine.

I'll take a DJ over a jukebox any day. As for juice box he is funny

Most clubs in southeast Virginia have jukeboxes (some will use them full time, others part time mostly on day shifts). For a more detailed list, ask me.