The UL760
| The UL760 is similar in appearance and electronic circuitry to its bigger brother the UL7120 including two VOX carrying handles. It was produced in greater numbers than the UL7120, but is nonetheless still a rare find today. These amplifiers, when on the market, can fetch $2000 USD or more for a head alone.
The UL760 is a cleaner sounding amplifier when compared to the UL7120. The pre-amplifier section in all "7" series amplifiers are exactly the same except for the UL705 and the UL710 which are all valve models. The UL7120 and the UL760 have the same power amplifiers with the UL760 only having two KT88s and lacking the choke of the UL7120. The Rolling Stones were among those who used this particular amplifier, at least on the road during their 1966 concert tours. |
| Features | |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 60 watts |
| Tube Compliment | 1 - ECC83, 1 - KT88 Duet |
| Channel One | Two inputs, Top boost switch, Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, Speed, Depth. |
| Channel Two | Two inputs, Top boost switch, Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, Reverb Length. |
| Speaker(s) | Two Celestion G12H 25w 12" speakers + two 10w 10" Ceramic Celestions. |
| Size (Head) | 24" W x 10" H x11.25" D |
| Size (Speaker Cabinet) | 32" W x 25.5" H x 12" D |
| Accessories | Covers, foot pedal and chrome trolley. |
