Univox Hi Flyer Guitar

Univox Hi Flyer Guitar. 1975 Univox HiFlyer Phase III Sunburst GuitarPoint The Univox Hi-Flier is a true gem for those who appreciate the raw, vintage sound of the late '60s and early '70s The Hi-Flier was updated again in 1974 with a pair of humbuckers replacing the original soapbar P90s, a revision known as the "Phase III" Hi-Flier

This Vintage 1977 Univox Hi-Flyer White Electric Bass Guitar is a fantastic piece of history, offering classic tones and a sleek, lightweight body The Hi-Flier guitar, which was possibly built in the Matsumoku factory, underwent multiple phases during the course of its production

1975 Univox HiFlier White > Guitars Electric Solid Body Southside Guitars

Originally debuting in 1969, this solid body electric guitar is celebrated for its distinctive, retro vibe and classic tonal versatility The Hi-Flier was updated again in 1974 with a pair of humbuckers replacing the original soapbar P90s, a revision known as the "Phase III" Hi-Flier Each of the Hi-Flier's four manufacturing phases came with a variety of feature changes, ranging from simply switching the color of the pickguard to actually fitting the guitar for humbuckers rather than the.

1970s Univox HiFlier Phase II Black GuitarPoint. This was a simple matter at the factory because the Hi-Flier custom was created simply to use leftover stock badges from the previous Univox Custom. Each of the Hi-Flier's four manufacturing phases came with a variety of feature changes, ranging from simply switching the color of the pickguard to actually fitting the guitar for humbuckers rather than the.

1975 Univox HiFlyer Phase III Sunburst GuitarPoint. To complicate things even further, there were many Hi-Fliers made that had all the same characteristics as the Hi-Flier custom, but were fitted with a standard "Univox" badge, with no custom-tag While most think of the history of American guitars in terms of American manufacturers, if you've followed this column you know the tradition is much richer