The Demon Jukebox

The Demon Jukebox is a jukebox made somewhere in Eastern Germany in the 1970s. It has the distinction of being the most well known of The Six Supernatural Jukeboxes.

Description
The Demon Jukebox is a NSM ES 160 Jukebox with a blood stain across the glass panel on the front of the jukebox. This blood stain has proven to be impossible to remove. The Demon Jukebox has an unknown number of 7 inch vinyl records, but tends to alternate between playing "Gotta Go Home" by Boney M and "Miért nem szóltál" by Weszely Zsuzsa. Usually, when prompted to play anything else, it will either play one of those two songs instead or play the requested song backwards with distorted voices shouting profane things layered over the song. Any attempts to open the Jukebox results in a fatal electrocution.

History
It is unknown who made The Demon Jukebox, or why. The Jukebox was found in an abandoned warehouse in Elsterberg, Germany in 1994 by two brothers. These two brothers sold the jukebox to a private collector, who in turn donated it to the Smithsonian in 2005. All attempts by scientists and researchers to study this jukebox have failed do to the inability to open it without risking certain death. In 2011, Obama officially named it one of the Six Supernatural Jukeboxes.