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KLOS Guitars Is Run By Adam Klosowiak and His Brother Ian. Find Out How They Have Redefined The Travel Guitar Market.
There was a time when guitars were only made from wood, but those days have long gone. Now there are many materials used, but when it comes to dealing with extremes carbon fibre has to be one of the most durable materials yet. Adam Klosowiak of KLOS Guitars tells all in this incredible journey of two young brothers and their bid to dominate the travel guitar market.
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Podcast Ep 28 – Table Of Contents
2.10 About Adam and Ian Klosowiak, education and the creation of KLOS.
3.56 How engineering has helped in the creation of the company.
4.34 What is the problem?
7.24 Chance happening leads to carbon fibre.
10.43 KLOS and crowd funding.
13.20 Adam outlines the various crowdfunding campaigns undertaken by KLOS.
20.16 Who are KLOS Guitars aimed at?
22.40 Ukulele launch.
26.25 Selling through social media platforms.
28.49 Where does KLOS Guitars stand with regards future crowdfunding campaigns?
30.22 The accessories available for KLOS Guitars.
32.29 How good does the KLOS sound against traditional guitars?
Video Material From KLOS Guitars
KLOS Guitars promotional video.
Demo of KLOS Guitars with Darrell Braun
Review of KLOS Guitars by Acousticlife.tv
Links To KLOS Guitars Online Content
Let’s face it, the KLOS Guitar range is a real must have so why not have a look at what you could be playing round the campfire real soon!
KLOS Guitars website KLOS Guitars
The KLOS Guitars Youtube Channel.
The Facebook page for KLOS Guitars.
Instagram users can find KLOS Guitars Instagram here.
Last but not least, KLOS Guitars on Twitter.
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