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1. Create a document that’s 300×150, and all of the standard Photoshop settings. Create a black background. Click on the Rounded Rectangle Tool 
, and set the radius to 30px.Create an image like the one below. Fill it with white, then delete the outline.
2. Then, create a Gradient Overlay, with the settings below:
3. Next, we’re going to create the speakers. First, select your Rounded Rectangle Tool again . Only this time, set the radius to 10px. Fill the rectangle, with this color #7A7A7A. Then, add an Inner Shadow blend, with the settings below:
Now, we’re going to give the speaker some texture. Select the brush tool, and then go to the brushes options, and put in the following settings:
Ok, now create a new layer. Select the line tool 
and make a selection like the one below.
Then right click on the selection, and click Stroke path. In the drop down menu, select “Brush”. Now, delete the path. Take the layer that the brush strokes are on and duplicate, and spread them out evenly across the speaker. It should look like this:
Then, to create the speaker on the left, merge all of your speaker layers down. Then move it to the left side.
4. This step, you’re going to have to some drawing of your own. Grab your pen tool, and create a shape like this, which will be your boombox’s handle:
Fill it with the color of the background. Then add the blending options, from below:
5. Next, we’re going to create the CD player. Grab your Rounded Rectangle Tool again, set your radius to 10px. Make a shape like the picture below, fill it with #5A5A5A. Then create a smaller rectangle inside that one, and fill it with 1D1D1D.
It should look like this:
6. Beyond here it’s up to you how detailed you want to make your jukebox. If you’re using it for site, then what you have should be enough. Here’s what I added to mine, which could still go up on a site as well.
