Univox Hi-Flier $699.00 USD Color — Black Black Sunburst White Natural Low stock - 4 items left Buy now 🌐 FAST AND FREE* SHIPPING 📦 ZERO-RISK RETURNS 🔒 LIFETIME LIMITED WARRANTY 🏦 FINANCING AVAILABLE Story The Univox Hi-Flier is an electric guitar marketed and sold by Univox (later Unicord) from roughly 1967 to 1977. With its reversed offset body, the Hi-Flier has an intentional resemblance to the Mosrite Ventures model. A bass version of the Hi-Flier was also available. Phases
1975 Univox HiFlier Phase 3 Reverb
The Hi-Flier likely is among the first of Univox's guitars. For those who don't know, the Hi-Flier takes after the Mosrite Ventures. This guitar gained significant influence in Japan, particularly because of the Ventures's enormous popularity in the country at that time. Need help? 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. Univox would update the design one final time around 1977 with the Hi-Flier Phase IV. The Custom Shop Hi-Flyer Phase 4 is our tribute to the Univox model as used by Kurt Cobain in 'Heart Shaped Box'. Read more. Custom Shop Hi-Flyer Phase 4 DLX The Custom Shop Hi-Flyer Phase 4 DLX comes equipped with hot P90s and tremolo, and also looks like a Univox Kurt would've played! Read more. Custom Shop Univox Hi-Flyer The Phase II Hi-Flier debuted in 1969, and featured a slightly thinner body, and three way pickup selector in place of the original toggle switches. The Phase II would be the longest running Hi-Flier, staying in production until the Phase III replaced it in 1974, exchanging the P90 pickups for hu.
Univox HiFlier Phase II Sunburst 1970s Chicago Music Exchange
Kurt's Univox was a model called Hi-Flier, and it was most likely manufactured sometime between 1974 and 1977. The main guide in determining these dates is the two humbucker pickups in the guitar which didn't appear on this model until 1974, and the white pickguard which was replaced with a black one on sunburst models in 1977. Univox Hi-Flier SCORE 73 #239 in Solid Body Electric Guitars FIND IT ON: Artists 14 Rating (17) Reviews 3 Type Solid Body Electric Guitars Ranked #239 Setups 1 setup using this Videos 0 demo videos Alternatives 0 Save Genres Artists 14 Reviews 3 Photos 1 GENRE AFFINITY ROCK 12 INDIE ROCK 7 ALTERNATIVE ROCK 6 NOISE ROCK 6 EXPERIMENTAL ROCK 4 This 1971 Univox model was one of the Nirvana frontman's favorite pawnshop guitars. Don't even ask me how I found out about this, but on a recent night while stumbling around the internet in a whiskey haze, I discovered an auction for some of Kurt Cobain's hair. Kurt Cobain's 1970s Univox Hi-Flier Phase 3 (Maple) Right as the Greco Mustang disappeared around April 1989, another Univox Hi-Flier took its place. Chronologically looking, this should be the second or the third Univox that Kurt ever laid his hands on, and the first one to feature a maple neck. The first time Kurt was seen playing this.
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Kurt Smashed the White Univox Hi-Flier Phase 3 on November 11, 1989 - ecstasy, berlin, (west) Germany. Then from November 12-27, 1989 Kurt used the Red Hagström II F-200 guitar, until he Smashed that in Rome Italy on the November 27th, then the last 3 days of the European Tour (December 1, 2, 3, 1989) Kurt used a Washburn Force 31 (Black & White) Guitar Right-Handed flipped for Lefty was. Perhaps the most famous Univox instruments are the Hi-Flier series of guitars and basses which were produced at the famed Matsumoku factory starting in 1968. These Mosrite-esque instruments were made famous by Kurt Cobain, and have achieved something of a cult following in recent years.
Univox HiFlier ranked 232 in Solid Body Electric Guitars Equipboard
Univox Hi-Flier The Hi-Flier was a copy of the Mosrite guitar and debuted around 1968. It had a thin body, with reverse strat style,a bolt on neck, plastic logo (until about 73, then changed to a decal under the finish), 22-frets on a rosewood fretboard, white pickguard w/ volume tone and 3-way pickup select, two black covered single coil P-90 pickups in the original (later changed to humbuckers). Kurt used the Univox Hi-Flier Phase 3 guitar for the recording of Nirvana's first album, Bleach, which has a definitive raw edge. The guitar was also later featured on the cover of the Blew EP. Kurt's Univox Hi-Flier Phase 3 guitar was used during the Bleach tour in 1989 and smashed on July 13, 1989 at Maxwell's Tavern in Hoboken, N.J. On that.
