Music takes up a surprisingly big chunk of Schedule 1. Whether you are crafting on the night, skateboarding through the streets, or simply taking a brief moment to collect yourself, the music sets the mood. The biggest true drawback is that songs play at random, so you can’t always play your song when you want.
Luckily, there is a solution: the Jukebox. By installing one in your base, you’ll be able to hear whatever tune you want, whenever you want — creating the perfect ambiance for your midnight games.
Where to Find the Jukebox
Before you’ll be able to buy a Jukebox, you’ll need to reach Baron I Rank so that you can unlock the Uptown Region. Once that region is open, go to Bleuball’s Boutique, which is a dainty-looking store on the city’s east side. It’s next door to Ray’s Realty and within a short walk of the Post Office and the downtown Gas Mart, so you shouldn’t have any trouble locating it.
Inside the boutique, you’ll find Herbert at the counter — though amusingly, he’s also listed as a “customer.” Speak with him to browse the shop’s inventory. Scroll through, and you’ll see the Jukebox listed roughly in the middle of the catalog. Each one costs $1,500, so be sure to save up before making the trip.
Placing and Using the Jukebox
Once you have bought your Jukebox, you may place it where you like. After placing it down, touch it to make its control screen come to life. There are two significant things:
- Volume Knobs – These are located at the top of the Jukebox and you can use them to turn the volume to your desire.
- Control Screen – Below, located just under, is where you select and manage your music tracks.
From the interface, you’ll be able to see an entire list of songs at your disposal. Any song can be played or stopped by the tiny controls on the side of the title, or by the big play/pause button at the bottom of the screen.
Customizing Playback
The Jukebox is not just a music player — it has some playback features to enable you total mastery of your soundtrack:
- Track Navigation – Employ the forward and the backward buttons for skipping songs.
- Repeat Modes – Change the repeat button through cycling among three options:
- Repeat a song in the loop.
- Repeat the entire playlist.
- Play once through the playlist without repeat.
Once you’ve chosen your choices, close down the interface and let the music run in the background. The Jukebox will continue running until you shut it down by hand or the playlist exhausts itself on its own (if repeat is disabled).
While $1,500 may seem high on the initial investment, the Jukebox makes you one of the best Schedule 1 values in the shortest while. It makes you able to have the perfect mood you need during writing, cooking, or just enjoying recreation time at your headquarters. Whenever you feel active to keep your energy fresh, or to chill out the night with a relaxing piece, having music at your command is a great boon.
