Introduced in 1994, the Statesman was a compact, freestanding jukebox capable of holding up to 70 CDs.
Developed from Sound Leisure’s earlier Mardi Gras design, it featured a refreshed cabinet and a flip-page title rack that allowed users to browse full CD album artwork and make their selections more easily.
The Statesman combined a relatively compact footprint with a large music capacity, reflecting the growing popularity of compact discs during the 1990s.