SS PoS ID

[tbonuss]

Anybody got any idea what this is, er was, or supposed to be or whatever?
As always, "thanks"! -- You're marvelous!
Doc

[Enzo]

My guess: guitar amp


Probably more instructive if we had photos of the rear or innards.

[J M Fahey]

Anybody got any idea what this is, er was, or supposed to be or whatever?
As always, "thanks"! -- You're marvelous!
Doc

POS?????
How would you know?

If so, why waste time asking?

[Mick Bailey]

That looks like an interesting amp. There's a company called Delta Labs that had amps marked Delta, though it could be unrelated.

[vintagekiki]

... any idea what this is...

I have an idea so what?

[Mick Bailey]

Here's some info. https://www.tdpri.com/threads/vintag...us-amp.945833/

I wish that was mine.

[galaxiex]

Here's some info. https://www.tdpri.com/threads/vintag...us-amp.945833/

I wish that was mine.

Ya, that is my amp. Still have it. Wanna buy it? Shipping might be high from Canada tho....

The OP's amp looks alot like the Unicord/Delta amp

[vintagekiki]

Super

Can you share with us, for example schematic and some other exotic details?

[Mick Bailey]

Shipping might be high from Canada tho....

At the moment it's a real deal-breaker. Not only shipping and packing, but import duty, collection fees and VAT (on the gross value, which includes the shipping) to add on. Maybe if there's ever a trade deal with Canada this will change.

[Jazz P Bass]

Unicord marketed Univox. (and USA Marshal)
Interesting history: http://www.vintageunivox.com/history.html

[galaxiex]

Super

Can you share with us, for example schematic and some other exotic details?

Sorry I don’t have a schematic for it.

I do have a few more pics...

Original Utah speakers, I did have to repair the surrounds on them, but they work and sound great!








On the far left, the vertical board is for the optical true vibrato circuit.




I added an IEC connector.

[tbonuss]

Ok. Wow. Let me go buy the thing if its still available and I'll have all the pictures you want.
Juan--because I buy broken stuff and repair it and donate it to a drug rehab house, or kids that can't afford gear. Maybe you should avoid caffeine, or at least, anything I post. Seriously dude, life is to short to be that hostile on the freakin internet.

[vintagekiki]

#11

Thank you!
Nice photos

[Enzo]

Oh wow, really old school, with the totally exposed output transistors. I have a bag of the plastic shields for those, like the ones Peavey used in the 1970s.

And that PEC chip on the preamp board lifted my impression of the brand immediately. Those are not generally off the shelf items. At least they were serious about building the things.

[galaxiex]

There is a write-up on this amp here... > https://www.ssguitar.com/index.php?topic=3962.0

... on what all I did to this amp, (repairs).

JM Fahey and Enzo also participated in the above linked thread.

You may have to join (free) to see the pics in that thread.