Who pays and why
Buyers are travelling, outdoor or gigging musicians, plus people who have seen a wooden guitar crack or warp. They pay $700 to nearly $3,000 for an instrument that tolerates weather and knocks and carries a lifetime warranty. The founders' own account is a gap: no affordable, durable travel guitar existed. The buyer is paying to avoid a repeat of a specific failure.
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