Univox Hi Flyer Guitar

Univox Hi Flyer Guitar. Eastwood Univox HiFlier Electric Guitar Eastwood Guitars UK 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. 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

Among the major players in the American market were the many importers and 1974 or '75 Univox Hi Flyer Mosrite copy with the later Univox see- through humbuckers

1975 Univox HiFlyer Phase III Sunburst GuitarPoint

Featuring a maple neck with a comfortable rosewood fingerboard, this bass delivers a warm yet punchy sound Anybody who has played a good example of the original Univox will appreciate how resonant and light they were, and straight up rock n roll machines with more than a dash of punk thrown in… our reissue totally captures this, and, dare we say it, even goes beyond the original Designed during an era of musical revolution, the Hi-Flier stands out with its sleek, lightweight body and a three-way pickup selector that.

Univox HiFlyer image (49377) Audiofanzine. 1974 or '75 Univox Hi Flyer Mosrite copy with the later Univox see- through humbuckers 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.

Univox Hi Flyer Phase 3 Sunburst 1970s Chicago Music Exchange. Designed during an era of musical revolution, the Hi-Flier stands out with its sleek, lightweight body and a three-way pickup selector that. With its reversed offset body, the Hi-Flier has an intentional resemblance to the Mosrite Ventures model