Take your time to dig deep into the 1,000 categories and if you get a chance, please let us know how we can improve your shopping experience. This means their unique items are available beyond the four walls of their store.īuya is truly an one-of-a-kind of shopping experience. Merchants can offer you 100% of their inventory real-time 24/7. Best price, best delivery, and best communication is the heart of Bravo’s Platform. Guitar Center has made their collection of Used and Vintage gearthe largest one aroundavailable to Musicians Friend customers. Merchants are supported with the Bravo Systems Platform, which enables stores to sell you items with the highest level of customer service in mind. Feel confident that your purchase will meet, and in most cases, exceed your expectations. We’re proud that only 1.75% of the items shipped are ever returned. Each item has been submitted to local and national law enforcement agencies so you can purchase items ethically and safely.īuya Merchants get the highest marks in delivery success. It’s been nice to work on I’m pleased I had the opportunity to fix this one up as best as I could.Buya is home to the internet’s best prices and value, the opportunity to negotiate with merchants with “Make Offer”, and a 100% money-back guarantee on all items except for “as-is”.īuya is like eBay and Amazon’s used good marketplaces but our items come directly from licensed merchants from all over the United States. The Kay / Univox Effector is an interesting and rare piece of guitar history but it’s not difficult to understand why the built in effect technology didn’t take off in a big way. It really sounds great for lo-fi punk rock riffs and high energy thrashing chords. The truly useable effect, though, is the fuzz. They create harsh tones and doesn’t really provide anything useful, although the Whirl-wind effect can be fun for an auto wah style sound. The other effects are pretty much not worth even mentioning. It’s nice for playing more paired back, stripped down tracks and you can get an ambient feel from it. It has an old school dub reggae vibe to it. The echo effect (it’s not an echo, it’s a tremolo), is very useable, however. I’ve heard the built in effects described as “tone suckers”, and I understand why. They’re powered by a 9V battery and the volume knob actually acts as an on / off switch.
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I imagine this guitar was a good choice for parents who wanted to encourage their children to learn to play but didn’t want to hear them play loudly through an amplifier. Vintage Guitars & Basses Vintage 1970s Univox Precision Electric Bass Black Made In Japan Vintage 1970s Topics on TV Univox Precision Electric In Japan Made Black Bass Electric,/Dinah1376131.html,Univox,Vintage,1970s,Black,Made,Precision,Musical Instruments & Gear, Vintage Musical Instruments, Vintage Guitars & Basses,489,Japan,Bass,www. It even has a headphone socket, so there’s no need for an amp. They were sold via the Sears catalogue as an affordable home guitar with an added extra.
They were manufactured in the 60’s and, unbelievably, right through to the 80’s. Zero frets being one of them and these Kay / Univox Effector guitars, being another. There’s little glimpses of these moments in time sprinkled all over the history of modern guitars and amps.
There’s something charming about looking back to a point in history when we thought we were onto something new and then, very quickly, realised we weren’t.
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