Bromo BAT4MC Hillside auditorium guitar, solid mahogany top, mahogany body, cutaway, satin

Bromo BAT4MC Hillside auditorium guitar, solid mahogany top, mahogany body, cutaway, satinHillside auditorium guitar, solid mahogany top, mahogany body, cutaway, satin TSERIES: Tahoma Series Inspired by the majestic reputation of the Tahoma volcano in the Pacific Ring of Fire. Tahoma Series is our step up line designed for advanced players looking for delicate solid top tones. BAT models couple a solid Sitka spruce top with premium mahogany back and sides. Sitka spruce is the 1st choice of most players for its articulate, clear tone and

Hillside auditorium guitar, solid mahogany top, mahogany body, cutaway, satin TSERIES: Tahoma Series

Inspired by the majestic reputation of the Tahoma volcano in the Pacific Ring of Fire. Tahoma Series is our step-up line designed for advanced players looking for delicate solid top tones.

BAT models couple a solid Sitka spruce top with premium mahogany back and sides. Sitka spruce is the 1st choice of most players for its articulate, clear tone and prolonged sustain. Compensated by the warmth and mellowness of the mahogany back and sides and further boosted by the innovative ToneFlow bracing system, these guitars sport crystal clear trebles, sonorous mids and a warm bass.

BATM (mahogany) models possess all the virtues of the BAT models except that they come with a solid mahogany top which delivers a comparatively smoother and warmer tone.

Bromo Guitars are 100% made in their own custom built factory in Surabaya, Indonesia. With the accumulated knowledge, culture and resources of 3 generations we have built a state-of-the-art workshop blending cutting-edge technologies with lifelong craftsmen's skills to make Bromo the best possible guitars.

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Mount Bromo is a famous landmark and active volcano in East Java - Indonesia. The area is blessed with abundant top grade tonewoods, ideal for guitar production. Each year, one of the largest music festivals in Indonesia is held on the top of Mount Bromo, sharing the joy and melodies of the Pacific Islanders.