The Wurlitzer 2500, 2510 and  2504  jukeboxes were produced by the Wurlitzer Company in 1961.  They features a classic and stylish design, with a light wood cabinet with decorative accents, and an undercut titleboard section that displayed the selection of records.  The 2510 model can hold and play up to 50 45-rpm records, providing a selection of 100 songs, The 2504 model would hold 52 records for 104 selections, while the 2500 model can hold and play up to 100 45-rpm records, providing a selection of 200 songs.  The model number serial tag might also have a “-s” after the model, this delliniates it was a stereo model, otherwise it was a mono.

The Wurlitzer 2500, 2510 and 2504 feature lights to illuminate the record selection area, the Wurlitzer logo and other parts of the jukebox, creating an attractive display. They have a mechanism that displays the title strips corresponding to the available songs. on the 2504 and 2510 there are filler panels with a four pointed star where the 2500 has title strips.  These are fragile and need care taken while cleaning.

Designed to be used in public places, the Wurlitzer 2500, 2510 and  2504 jukeboxes feature a coin mechanism that accepts nickels, dimes or quarters, allowing users to pay for their song selection. They have a visible and user-friendly mechanism for selecting songs, using push-buttons that allows users to make their choices easily.

Overall, the Wurlitzer 2500, 2510 and 2504 jukeboxes, with their attractive design, solid construction and quality sound system made them an appealing choice for commercial establishments.