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Two channels, plus a channel mixing input, the first channel's got this mystery clipping pot, seems to be the grittiest "fuzz" ever, but it doesnt really distort too much. Sounds ratty, but in a good way :] The first channel also has a push/pull volume pot, which enables the high boost, making this solid state treble machine that much more so - its very, very bright! Three band EQ, a master volume, and a nice spring reverb to boot.
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(Sorry about the Genesis in the way, its the only photo I have of either)
But the Unicord is apparently a very obscure amp.
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I don't know of anyone whose had one in the past, and the internet has yielded very little information other than it was made by the Univox company for a series called the "720" line (go figure
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My challenge to you, oh great purveyors of information, is to help me find out a little bit more about this creature! And if anyone else has owned a Unicord amp in the past, tell me what you think of them
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Thank you!
-Alex