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Fusion Musictech Raises $1.7M in FY17; Now Selling in the USA
- Published December 12, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Commercial production complete with online sales commenced in August 2017.
- Currently on-sale in the USA via the Fusionguitars.com e-platform, Amazon and Reverb.
- 472 guitars already in the hands of guitarists.
- $1.7 million AUD raised from seed investors over 2016/2017 FY.
- Good Design Award Winner.
- Finalist in Product Design Vic Premier’s Design Award.
- Core patent at the PCT international stage of filing including: USA, Australia, Canada, China, Europe and Indonesia
About Fusion Musictech Holdings Pty Ltd
Fusion Musictech Holdings Pty Ltd has professionally designed and developed a revolutionary all-in-one electric guitar. With built-in amplifier, speakers and an iPhone/iPod dock for seamless use of guitar applications, the Fusion Guitar truly is the world’s most innovative portable electric guitar!
Fusion Musictech is now seeking new investors to raise $1million to maximise marketing opportunities, expand geographically into new markets and extend its product lines.
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