How To Unlock the Jukebox in Star Wars Jedi Survivor

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The long-awaited continuation of Cal Kesti’s adventures in a far galaxy brings a lot of new things compared to Fallen Order. The protagonist has matured, met many new NPCs, and even tamed several mounts. But constant adventures and trials can tire even the most persistent. Therefore, Pyloon Saloon is a great place to relax and enjoy the music. But for now, the bar is quiet. So we are here to help you and tell you how to find and unlock the Jukebox in Star Wars Jedi Survivor.

Finding the Jukebox in Star Wars Jedi Survivor

To unlock Jukebox in Star Wars Jedi Survivor, you must find Ashe Javi and DD-EC on the Koboh planet and talk to them. You can encounter these NPCs as part of the Musician & their Droid quest. However, the planet Koboh territories are relatively extensive, so visit the Harvest Ridge location and look for a small water wheel mounted on a rock. Go a little higher, and you will find the NPCs.

Once you talk to Ashe Javi, she and her robot will agree to visit the Pyloon Saloon with you. They will like this place and will decide to stay there longer. As you may have heard from the rumors, DD-EC is a great musician. And as soon as you come to the bar, you will see that this is not just a rumor. DD-EC will take his place on the DJ table and play many random tracks.

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How To Use the Jukebox in Star Wars Jedi Survivor

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To change the music in the Pyloon Saloon, you must approach the DD-EC (Jukebox) and interact with it. A window with a vast list of songs will appear on the screen. Choose what you like, and the robot will immediately fulfill your request. While it won’t affect the story, listening to music while sitting in a bar between travels will bring you closer to your character.

If you haven’t visited the Pyloon Saloon for a long, the robot will play random tracks from its music library when you return. But you can also add to the robot musical arsenal. As you travel through the game world, you can find many music tracks in various locations. Also, you can buy some music tracks in the Doma Shop by spending some Priorite Shards. In a way, music tracks are full-fledged collectibles.