The Wurlitzer 750 and 750E jukeboxes were produced by the Wurlitzer Company in the 1941. They feature for the first time a cathedral shape, which gives them a distinct and eye-catching appearance of the time. They hold up to 24 78-rpm records, providing a selection of 24 songs.

The Wurlitzer 750 and 750E jukeboxes feature decorative lighting including vibrant color illuminated panels. They are equipped with a powerful sound system that delivers high-quality audio. It includes multiple speakers and amplifiers to ensure a rich and immersive listening experience.  The “E” model featured a new electric keyboard as opposed to the mechanical one, it also allowed support of a stepper or remote selection.

Designed to be used in public places, the Wurlitzer 750 and 750E jukeboxes feature a coin mechanism that accepts nickels, dimes or quarters, allowing users to pay for their song selection. Some of the models include a remote control, allowing users to select and play their desired songs from a distance.

Overall, the Wurlitzer 750 and 750E jukeboxes are regarded as some of the most iconic and visually appealing jukeboxes of their time. Today they are sought after by collectors and jukebox enthusiasts.