Univox.Need info.PLEASE!!

[Naughtyboyproductions]

[devnulljp]

Doesn't look like a dreadnought to me.
Univox Auditorium (U3012) maybe?
1971-5ish
Although the logos are all wrong from the pics. But those were the early 70s Univox logos in their marketing materials...

There's also U3020 - Spanish style steel string acoustic, similar to the Auditorium (model U3012). Had square inlays in fingerboard that varied in size down the neck.

http://www.univox.org/guitars/auditorium.html

Univox Auditorium Series



The Auditorium (1) was a (U3012) spanish shaped steel string ($89.50). The Grand Auditorium (1, 2, 32) (U3013) cost $105 and the Twelve String version (U3014) cost $120. There was also a Grand Auditorium Western Style (1, 2) These were glued on neck guitars w/ squared heads, (plywood) spruce tops, mahogony bodies and necks, rosewood fretboard and dot inlays. Bridges were glued on w/ screw adjustable saddle and pins.

Availability
Available from 1971 until about 1975.[/img]

[Naughtyboyproductions]

I was starting to lose hope!! So do you think this guitar is a collectible? the only issues are a missing bushel on one of the tuners and from when it was sitting(strung and tuned) for so long that the front(between the bridge and the soundhole) is kinda bent/warped inwards raising the strings a little(I filed the action down to counteract this) But It still sounds GREAT! I would Keep it but if theres a market for these and I can make a little cash to go twords other equipment Ill definitely let it go..

[Spud1950]

Nice guitar, but really nothing special or particularly collectible. Just another of the many relatively inexpensive acoustics under many different brand names that were imported from Japan. You can easily find similar guitars for around $50-$75. There are tons of these tpes of acoustics for sale on the net. I actually found another Univox acoustic on the Goodwill thrift store auction site. Different model,but in the same category. See what it ends up going for.