BROMO BAA8S Appalachian Series mini jumbo

Productdetails

mini jumbo acoustic guitar, solid spruce top, amara ebony fb, natural, sponge padded bag
ASERIES; Appalachian Series

The Appalachia Mountains and this region's links to traditional music and the guitar, provide the inspiration for the name of our line for budding guitarists.

The Appalachia Series sets out to be budget friendly, yet it is designed and built for playability and enjoyment. It has all you want from a good guitar to start your music journey: great sound, precise intonation and superb playability. Its outstanding build and striking tonal quality will definitely reward you with many years of musical enjoyment.

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.

Specifications

tonewoods	solid top
body shape	mini jumbo
scale	597 mm (23.50”)
nut width	43 mm (1 11/16")
top	solid spruce
back & sides	layer mahogany
neck	mahogany
neck profile	soft v
truss rod	two-way truss rod
fingerboard	amara ebony
front position markers	ABS white dot
side position markers	ABS white dot
head veneer	amara ebony
head logo	Mt. Bromo, maple
rosette	"cowboy rope", amara ebony
bridge	"Mt. Bromo" amara ebony
bridge pins	ABS black with white dot
neck heel's decoration	Mt. Bromo, maple
frets	jumbo, 20 frets
nut & saddle	Nubone XB
machine heads	diecast, Mt. Bromo black
strings	Bromo BP208-SL, phosphor bronze plated
gauge	super light (0.011/ 0.015/ 0.023w/0.032w/ 0.042w/0.052w)
tunning	e-a-d-g-b-e
finish	satin
instrument weight	estimated 1.62 kgs / 3.57 lbs

- With sponge padded carry bag

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.