Bromo auditorium guitar with solid top
The Bromo Tahoma Series auditorium is built for advanced guitarists who want more detail and refinement from an acoustic guitar. This auditorium guitar has a Grand Auditorium Cutaway body, a solid top, and mahogany back and sides, a combination chosen in this series for balanced response and clear projection.
In the BAT version, the solid Sitka spruce top gives a bright, clear tone with long sustain, while the mahogany adds warmth and body. In the BATM version, a solid mahogany top produces an even warmer and softer sound. The ToneFlow bracing system emphasizes glassy highs, full mids, and a warm bass response.
Construction and finish of the Tahoma Series auditorium
The 648 mm scale length and 43 mm nut width give this Bromo auditorium guitar a familiar foundation for many players. The mahogany neck includes two amara ebony reinforcement strips and a two-way truss rod, while the fingerboard and headstock finish are made in amara ebony.
The detailing also stands out, with multi-layer rosewood body binding, a rosewood top trim with layered ABS inlay, a multi-layer maple back strip, and abalone "Eagle eye" fingerboard inlay. The satin finish keeps the look understated and natural. At Magna Music, you can also get personal advice from musicians if you want to compare this acoustic guitar with other models.
Electro-acoustic options
The electro-acoustic models in the Bromo Tahoma Series come with an under-saddle pickup and the Bromo BZP1 4-band EQ. This lets you adjust bass, mid, treble, and presence directly on the instrument, while the built-in tuner is useful during rehearsals, recording, or live performance.
You also get 20 jumbo frets, a Nubone XB nut and saddle, an amara ebony "Mt. Bromo" bridge, and Bromo BP208-SL phosphor bronze-plated strings in super light gauges from .011 to .052. That makes this western guitar a strong choice for players looking for a well-finished instrument with amplified performance options.
