Brownsville Introduces Choirboy 12-String and Impala Models

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February 14, 2000 -- Like their popular predecessors, the Choirboy and Thug, the new Brownsville Impala and Choirboy 12-guitar feature an arsenal of clean and resonant "Twang Tones," easy playability and dazzling finishes.

The Impala is a powerful little solid body with an accessible cutaway design that’s definitely built for speed. Two humbuckers deliver plenty of rich, thick sustain with a sweet, clean edge. Controls include Volume, Tone and a 3-position tone switch. The Impala’s 24 3/4" scale slim maple neck has a fast Rosewood fingerboard. All of the Impalas feature a stunning White Pearl pickguard with a choice of White/Gold Flake, Yellow/Silver Flake, Black/Holographic and Red Sunburst/Holographic finishes.

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Representing an affordable option for those who crave an electric 12-string, the Choirboy 12 combines a resonant hollow body design with three low-noise Alnico single coil pickups to produce maximum "Twelve Twang." A stable hard maple neck, precision machines and a specially designed 12-string bridge make for easy tuning and intonation stability. Volume and Tone controls and a 5-position tone switch provide the widest variety of Twang tones. Finishes includes Black Metallic, Burgundy Mist Metallic, Sea Foam Green Metallic and White Metallic.

For more information about Brownsville Guitars, write to Samson Technologies Corp., P.O. Box 9031, Syosset, NY 11791-9031.