Other External Seeburg Controls

Early style control knob below the coin entry chute.

(Photograph courtesy of Art Reblitz)

Early style control knob below the coin entry chute on front of Seeburg B #44,649, made in 1911. This knob is for setting the mandolin attachment to stay on, off, or to work automatically from the music roll. In early keyboard-style Seeburg A roll pianos with a rank of pipes, such as styles E and F, a second knob of this type is located under the keybed, for controlling the pipes.
Control knobs on an early style K cabinet piano.

(Photograph courtesy of Art Reblitz)

In early style K cabinet pianos, two knobs for controlling mandolin attachment and pipes are commonly located on the right side of the case, near the front. (Seeburg style K #53,997, made in 1913.)
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