Specifications
Featured Highlights
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Neck/Body Material
One-piece carbon fiber -
Overall Length
23.2" -
Size
Concert -
Body Depth (Rear)
3" -
Weight
1lb 11oz -
Scale Length
15.25" -
Number of Frets
19 -
Tuners
Composite -
Strap Pin Buttons
Black Aluminum
Body
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Material
Carbon Fiber Composite -
Color
Black Carbon Fiber -
Finish
Gloss -
Body Length
11" -
Width at Waist
5.2" -
Width at Lower Bout
8.3" -
Width at Upper Bout
6" -
Bridge Style
String through body -
Bridge Material
Composite Ebony -
String Spacing at Bridge
1.54" -
Soundboard Bracing
None -
Soundhole Diameter
2.56"
Neck
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Material
Black Carbon Fiber -
Finish
Gloss Lacquer -
Nut Width
1.38“ -
Number of Frets (Clear)
14 -
Fingerboard Material
Composite Ebony -
Fingerboard Radius
Flat -
Fingerboard Style
Traditional Acoustic -
Headstock Shape
Minimalistic -
Headstock Angle
12 Degrees
While most high end guitars need to be kept in a case with a humidifier and babied, this guitar was designed to stay out of the case, ready to play at all times. KLŌS Acoustic guitars are durable, with temperature and humidity having no effect on carbon fiber. Our mission is to make guitars that are never left behind. Now with a KLŌS, you can take your guitar with you and have the piece of mind that it’s durable and reliable.


Achieving the perfect playability is an art, and that’s what makes a guitar easy to play. The nut, frets, truss rod, and bridge, all have an influence on the string playability, getting them all to work together perfectly is what makes a guitar feel like home. Here at KLŌS we take playability very seriously, that’s why we put a lot of attention into leveling the frets, filing the nuts, and adjusting the saddles. Each guitar then gets played up and down the neck by our inspectors to confirm it’s worthy to have a KLŌS logo and go out the door.
How does a carbon fiber guitar sound, compared to wood? If you do a blind test, most people can’t tell the difference. That being said, comparing carbon fiber to wood, there are a lot more variables that you can more precisely control to achieve a great sound, and that is exactly what we did.


We are proud to have our factory located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, which was the original inspiration for combining adventure with guitars. We are proud to do the design, assembly, and most of the building in our own factory in Utah, and we buy parts and materials from world renowned factories overseas.
A big question we ask ourselves is: which part of the guitar building process requires the most skill, and impacts the player the most? The first half or the second half? Our answer: the second half. So we outsource some parts and materials (the first half), and keep the second half of the manufacturing process in house, and do it ourselves. This allows us to scale as a company and focus on building quality instruments that are incredible to play.