Bromo BAT2MCE Natural Elektroakustinen kitara

Solid Mahogany Electro-Acoustic with Stage-Ready Electronics

The Bromo BAT2MCE Natural electro-acoustic guitar is a Grand Auditorium cutaway from Bromo's Tahoma Series, designed for advanced players who want a stage-ready instrument with refined acoustic character. A solid mahogany top produces a smoother, warmer tone with rich midrange focus, while the patented ToneFlow bracing system increases resonance and tonal richness across the entire body. An onboard Bromo BZP1 preamp with built-in tuner makes this model equally at home in the studio or on stage. Satin finish, rosewood multi-layer binding, and abalone "Cowboy Rope" rosette provide a classic, understated look that matches its serious tonal pedigree.

What Sets This Model Apart

Standing out from other mahogany-topped acoustics, the BAT2MCE Natural uses Bromo's ToneFlow bracing system to redistribute vibrations and create a wide, responsive tone. Two Amara Ebony strips reinforce the mahogany neck, adding rigidity and sustain that become clear with every chord. Onboard Bromo BZP1 4-band EQ preamp with built-in tuner delivers precise live tone control without the need for external pedals.

Body & Tonewoods — Warm, Focused Voice

Players experience a signature warmth from the all-mahogany body. Solid tops vibrate more freely than laminate, so notes open up quickly and decay with nuance, while mahogany back and sides add midrange focus for fingerstyle and vocal support.

• Top: Solid Mahogany — smoother, warmer tone with rich mids and precise attack
• With mahogany used for the back and sides, the guitar's warm tonal character is enhanced and projection improved for group or solo play.
• Bracing: Patented ToneFlow™ — boosts resonance and richness across the soundboard
• Finish: Satin — soft sheen, smooth to the touch, hides fingerprints

Neck & Playability — Stable, Smooth Feel

A low-profile mahogany neck with two embedded Amara Ebony reinforcement strips keeps the instrument stable under string tension and resistant to warping. The 648 mm scale length delivers the familiar tension and snap that flatpickers and fingerstyle players expect, while the 43 mm nut width suits a wide range of hand sizes.

• Neck: Mahogany with 2 Amara Ebony Reinforcement Strips — rigidity and sustain
• For players who value fluidity, the Amara Ebony fingerboard delivers a dense and smooth surface under the fingertips.
• Scale Length: 648 mm — full-scale feel with strong fundamental
• Nut Width: 43 mm — comfortable for fingerstyle and strumming
• Frets: 20 Jumbo — clean note bending and accurate intonation

Electronics & Hardware — Built for the Stage

The BZP1 preamp system turns this acoustic into a true performance instrument. An under-saddle piezo pickup captures string vibration directly, while the 4-band EQ, volume, phase, and preset controls let players dial in their amplified tone on the fly. Diecast Mt. Bromo tuners and a Nubone XB nut keep tuning stable through long sets.

• Preamp: Bromo BZP1 4-Band EQ — full tonal shaping with built-in tuner
• The set of controls—Phase, Volume, Pres, 3-Band EQ—let you make fast adjustments on stage without missing a beat.
• Pickup: Under-saddle Piezo — captures every nuance of string vibration
• Bridge: Amara Ebony "Mt. Bromo" — solid anchor for string energy
• Strings: Bromo BP208-SL Phosphor Bronze, Super Light (.011–.052)

Who Is It For

This model is the right choice for advanced players and serious intermediates seeking a stage-ready electro-acoustic with a warm, mahogany-driven voice and reliable onboard electronics. Singer-songwriters benefit from the Grand Auditorium cutaway for easy upper-fret access, while the built-in tuner and 3-band EQ make it a plug-and-play option for live shows. If you're upgrading from a laminate-top guitar, expect a noticeable leap in resonance and dynamic response thanks to the solid mahogany top and ToneFlow bracing.

Brand & Product Story

Belonging to the Tahoma Series—named after the Tahoma volcano in the Pacific Ring of Fire—this line targets advanced players looking for refined tone and craftsmanship. Bromo Guitars focuses on patented bracing, premium tonewoods, and meticulous handcraft, guided by decades of luthier experience under Chief Luthier C. C. Tsai. The Tahoma Series pairs solid tops with the ToneFlow bracing system to provide delicate, articulate, and rich acoustic character at a price point accessible to working musicians.