Chequers Inn landlady Jackie Richards may once have been convinced a jukebox would never be the right fit for her traditional pub, but, as she admits, she has been entirely won over by the VenueHub.

“We had never considered a jukebox before,” confessed Richards, who is committed to preserving the classic feel of the Hinckley pub, complete with log fire and welcoming staff. Though not wanting to lose the essence of a community pub, Richards concedes that today’s consumers require a more engaging pub experience, stating;

“Though we are a traditional village pub, we work hard to bring it in line with the modern consumer’s expectations.”

Wanting to keep customers entertained, the Hinckley landlady finally opted to install a VenueHub digital jukebox, attracted by the model’s sleek appearance. Despite being a cutting-edge model packed with the latest clever features, the VenueHub has been specially designed to complement even the most rustic venue’s décor. The slim-line box is highly compact to avoid obstructing any movement and includes a 32 inch high-definition touchscreen display for a crystal clear finish.

Beyond ensuring the jukebox makes a stylish addition to the venue though, the jukebox’s touchscreen feature can also serve as a valuable point to display information. As Richards explains, “Using the on screen advertising to promote new cask ales and food promotions has helped increase sales and keep our customers informed.”

Similarly, with the rise of tablets and smartphones, the touchscreen interface creates a more recognisable system for customers to locate their favourite tracks using simple scroll, drag and swipe motions. Thanks to this intuitive browsing service and the VenueHub’s extensive track library, including every UK top 40 chart release since 1960, customers young and old have all taken to the jukebox effortlessly at The Chequers Inn.

To learn more about embracing the future of digital jukebox technology, without altering the homely, traditional feel of your venue, contact Hire Jukebox.

Author: Marc Bird