I dont know. Ill go with Pilgrim, and say this is a very late strain of the breed.

Im prob going to do that and see if it says anything on the pots or control cavity.

They began marketing a line of amplifiers under the name of Univox.

Guitar making operations moved to Japan in 1975 where they continued making guitars until 1982.

Production under the Univox name was halted after a fire at the Matsumoku factory.

The Unicord Corporation was purchased by Korg in 1985, effectively ending the line for good.

They deal in really high-end vintage stuff, but they seem knowledgable so they might know something about it.

Id also say you could contact Fat Dog at Subway Guitars in Berkley because he specializes weird cheap guitars, but I dont even know if he knows what email is.

Carved top, german routing, bound fingerboard, set neck, mahogany body, stop tailpiece, Dimarzio humbuckers, varitone knob.

If I had to guess, Id say that Univox was something Korg was trying in the low-end market.

They used them on the Synsonics Terminator guitars in the 80s.

Univox Guitars Serial Numbers