The BAT1M dreadnought guitar features a solid mahogany top and an amara ebony fingerboard, in natural color.

Series: Tahoma Series

Inspired by the reputation of the majestic Tahoma volcano in the Pacific Ring of Fire, the Tahoma Series is designed for advanced players seeking subtle tones from a solid top.

BAT models combine a solid Sitka spruce top with premium mahogany on the back and sides. Sitka spruce is the first choice for most players due to its clear tone and extended resonance. The warmth and melodiousness of mahogany complement the sound, while the innovative ToneFlow bracing system enhances the crystal-clear high notes, resonant mids, and warm bass.

BATM (mahogany) models feature all the virtues of BAT models, with a solid mahogany top offering a smoother and warmer tone.

Bromo guitars are 100% manufactured in a purpose-built factory in Surabaya, Indonesia. With the accumulated knowledge and resources of three generations, they have created a modern workshop that combines state-of-the-art techniques with the skills of traditional craftsmen to deliver the best Bromo guitars.

• Construction materials: solid top
• Body shape: dreadnought
• Scale: 645 mm
• Nut width: 44.5 mm
• Top: solid mahogany
• Bracing: patented "toneflow" bracing
• Back & sides: mahogany
• Body binding: multi-layer rosewood
• Top purfling: rosewood with multi-layer ABS
• Center strip on the back: multi-layer rosewood
• Neck: mahogany with 2 reinforcing strips of amara ebony
• Truss rod: two-way
• Fingerboard: amara ebony
• Position markers: "eagle eye" made of agate
• Headstock cap: amara ebony
• Headstock logo: Mt. Bromo, maple
• Rosette: "cowboy rope" made of agate
• Sound reinforcement: amara ebony
• Nut & saddle: Nubone XB
• Bridge: "Mt. Bromo" amara ebony
• Bridge pins: black ABS with agate dot
• Neck decoration: Mt. Bromo, agate
• Frets: jumbo, 20 frets
• Strings: Bromo BP208-SL, phosphor bronze coated
• Gauge: super light (0.011/ 0.015/ 0.023w/0.032w/ 0.042w/0.052w)
• Finish: satin

Mount Bromo is a famous geological site and active volcano in East Java, Indonesia. The area has abundant high-quality materials, ideal for guitar production. Every year, one of the largest music festivals in Indonesia is held at the top of Mount Bromo, sharing the joy and melodies of the Pacific islanders.