The Wurlitzer Duetsche jukeboxes, also known as Wurlitzer Germany or Wurlitzer GmbH, produced a range of jukeboxes with various features. Originally founded as a subsidiary of the US based Wurlitzer company.  They continued to produce jukeboxes up through 2013.

The Wurlitzer Duetsche jukeboxes incorporate decorative lighting effects to enhance the visual appeal of the machine. They often include rotating color cylinders, illuminated panels or synchronized light displays that reacted to the music playing. They are equipped with sound systems designed to deliver high-quality audio.

Designed to be used in public places, the Wurlitzer Duetsche jukeboxes feature a coin mechanism that accepts nickels, dimes, or quarters, allowing users to pay for their song selection. Later models introduced remote control functionality, allowing users to select and control the music from a distance.

Overall, the Wurlitzer Duetsche jukeboxes were produced over several decades, allowing technology and features to change over time. These models have become collector’s items and are known for their nostalgic charm and musical appeal.