C.R. Alsip Introduces New Tejas-OS Guitar
New offset model comes in a variety of wood choices, pickup configurations and finishes.

Georgia-based guitar maker C.R. Alsip has introduced the Tejas-OS, the company’s new offset model.
The new guitar features an alder body and a 22-fret maple neck. The Tejas OS-Gold adds a flamed maple fretboard, Lollar P90 pickups and a Kluson Stoptail bridge with bent saddles.
The Tejas OS-Koa Natural has a Koa top, a birds-eye maple neck, a rosewood fretboard, a Seymour Duncan Custom Shop '78 bridge, Cool Rail neck pickups and an original Floyd Rose Tremolo upgraded with stainless steel screws. Noiseless springs and a big brass block also come standard.
The Tejas OS-White Relic features a rosewood fretboard, a Lollar Regal neck, '52 bridge pickups and a Tele bridge with compensated saddles.
All models include a Deluxe Hardshell Case and are available for a street price starting at $1,595.00.
For more information head to C.R. Alsip.
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