Description
Inspired by the imposing reputation of the Tahoma volcano in the Pacific Ring of Fire. The Tahoma Series is our step-up line, developed for advanced players looking for the refined sound of a solid top.
BAT models combine a solid Sitka spruce top with high-quality mahogany back and sides. Sitka spruce is the first choice for most players because of its bright, articulate tone and long-lasting sustain. Combined with the warmth and softness of the mahogany back and sides, and further enhanced by the innovative ToneFlow bracing system, these guitars have crystal-clear highs, sonorous mids, and a warm bass.
BATM models (mahogany) possess all the qualities of the BAT models, with the difference that they have a solid mahogany top, which provides a slightly softer and warmer sound.
Bromo guitars are made 100% in their own purpose-built factory in Surabaya, Indonesia. With the knowledge, culture, and resources built up over three generations, they have built a state-of-the-art workshop that combines the latest technologies with the craftsmanship of experienced artisans to make Bromo the best possible guitars.
- Tonewoods: solid top
- Body shape: dreadnought
- Scale length: 645 mm
- Nut width: 44.5 mm
- Top: solid spruce
- Bracing: patented "ToneFlow" bracing
- Back & sides: mahogany
- Top binding: rosewood with multi-ply ABS
- Body binding: maple
- Back center strip: maple
- Neck: mahogany with 2 reinforcing strips of Amara ebony
- Truss rod: two-way truss rod
- Fingerboard: Amara ebony
- Position markers: "eagle eye", abalone
- Headstock veneer: Amara ebony
- Headstock logo: Mt. Bromo, maple
- Rosette: "cowboy rope", Amara ebony
- Soundhole reinforcement: Amara ebony
- Nut and saddle: Nubone XB
- Bridge: "Mt. Bromo", Amara ebony
- Bridge pins: ABS black with abalone dot
- Neck heel decoration: Mt. Bromo, maple
- Frets: jumbo, 20 frets
- Strings: Bromo BP208-SL, copper-coated with phosphor bronze
- String gauge: super light (0.011/0.015/0.023w/0.032w/0.042w/0.052w)
- Finish: satin
Mount Bromo is a famous landmark and active volcano in East Java, Indonesia. The area is blessed with abundant high-quality tonewood, ideal for guitar building. Every year, one of Indonesia's largest music festivals is held at the summit of Mount Bromo, sharing the joy and melodies of the Pacific islanders.