Bromo BAT2MCE Natural electro-acoustic guitar

Bromo BAT2MCE Natural — A Stage-Ready Grand Auditorium with Solid Mahogany Voice

This instrument is a Grand Auditorium cutaway electro-acoustic built for players who want warm unplugged character and a dependable amplified signal. Built with a solid mahogany top and semi-solid mahogany back and sides, this model delivers the dry, mid-rich voice that suits singer-songwriters and fingerpickers, while the satin finish keeps the look understated.

What Sets This Guitar Apart in Its Class

Two details push Bromo BAT2MCE Natural above the typical sub-€300 electro-acoustic. Inside the top, the patented ToneFlow bracing pattern is engineered for extra sustain and even response across the fingerboard. The BZP1 preamp adds a 4-band EQ, phase switch and built-in chromatic tuner — a feature set more commonly seen on instruments well above this price.

Body, Top and Tonewoods — Warmth That Translates Plugged In

The tonewood combination drives the voice of this guitar. A solid mahogany top brings focused attack and rich midrange, while the semi-solid mahogany back and sides reinforce the warm character that flatters vocals. Grand Auditorium body shape adds enough low-end for strumming without losing fingerstyle articulation.

• Solid mahogany top with patented ToneFlow bracing delivers warm, focused response with extra sustain.
• Back & Sides: Mahogany (Semi-Solid) — warm, woody character across the range
• Body Shape: Grand Auditorium Cutaway — balanced low end with upper-fret access

Neck and Playability — Built for Long Sessions

A mahogany neck with two Amara Ebony reinforcement strips gives a stable feel under the hand, while the low-profile carve keeps fatigue down during long sets. The 648 mm scale and 43 mm nut width provide familiar tension and enough room for clean fingerstyle work.

• Neck: Mahogany with 2 Amara Ebony Reinforcement Strips — stable feel and rigidity
• Fingerboard: Amara Ebony — smooth, dense surface for fast articulation
• Scale Length: 648 mm — standard tension familiar to most players
• Nut Width: 43 mm — comfortable for strummers and fingerpickers

Electronics and Hardware — Ready for the Gig

The BZP1 preamp is the stage advantage of this instrument. A 4-band EQ, volume control, phase switch and onboard tuner give full control over amplified tone without external pedals. Diecast tuners, Nubone XB nut and saddle, and Bromo BP208-SL phosphor bronze strings keep tuning stable out of the box.

• Preamp: Bromo BZP1 with 4-Band EQ, Volume, Phase and Tuner — full stage control
• Strings: Bromo BP208-SL Phosphor Bronze, Super Light (.011–.052) — bright attack, easy fretting
• Tuners: Diecast, Mt. Bromo Black — stable tuning across temperature changes

Who the guitar is built for

It is the right choice for intermediate and gigging acoustic players who want one guitar for unplugged songwriting and amplified live shows. Singer-songwriters benefit from the warm midrange behind a vocal, while fingerstyle players get the focused attack and upper-fret access the cutaway provides. Frequent travelers will appreciate the 2.18 kg body and dependable electronics.

The Story — Indonesian Craftsmanship and the Tahoma Series

Bromo is an Indonesian guitar brand whose name and design draw from Mount Bromo, the active volcano in East Java. The "Mt. Bromo" maple headstock logo, Amara Ebony bridge pins and abalone rosette reference the mountain that gives the company its identity. The Tahoma series features maple headstock inlay and abalone rosette that tie each instrument back to the Indonesian volcano.