1970s Univox Ripper U1850 White Finish Made In Japan w/OHSC

1970s Univox Ripper U1850 White Finish Made In Japan w/OHSC

This Guitar Is In Very Good Condition With Moderate Playwear Visible Throughout, Middle And Bridge Pickup Rings Are Lifting Slightly (See Photos)

Located At Imperial Vintage Guitars Orange

Made In Japan At The Matsumoku Factory

Three Original Univox Humbuckers Measuring In Around 7.5k

Original Frets In Very Good Condition With Plenty Of Life Left

Nut Width 1.68"

Neck Depth At 1st Fret 0.88", At 12th Fret 0.92"

Weighs 9lbs

Comes With Original Univox Hardshell Case

1970s Univox Ripper U1850 – Vintage MIJ Tone Machine!

For sale: a 1970s Univox Ripper U1850 in a classic White finish, made in Japan at the legendary Matsumoku factory. Univox guitars gained fame in the grunge scene, with Kurt Cobain known for playing Univox models early in his career. This vintage gem features three original Univox humbuckers (measuring around 7.5k) for a powerful, dynamic tone. With a 1.68” nut width, comfortable neck profile (0.88” at the 1st fret, 0.92” at the 12th), and original frets in great condition, it’s built for both collectors and players. Weighing 9lbs, it has a solid feel and unmistakable vintage character. In very good condition with moderate playwear and slight lifting on the middle and bridge pickup rings (see photos).

Comes with the original Univox hardshell case. Available at Imperial Vintage Guitars Orange—don’t miss this chance to own a piece of Univox history!