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Bromo Appalachian Series Hillside auditorium guitar
Hillside auditorium guitar, amara ebony fb, natural
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
| body shape | hillside auditorium |
| scale | 648 mm (25 1/2") |
| nut width | 43 mm (1 11/16") |
| top | spruce |
| back & sides | mahogany |
| top board binding | ABS white multiply |
| side board binding | ABS white multiply |
| neck | mahogany |
| truss rod | two way truss rod |
| fingerboard | amara ebony |
| position markers | Mt. Bromo, maple |
| head veneer | amara ebony |
| head logo | Mt. Bromo, maple |
| soundhole decoration | "cowboy rope", amara ebony |
| bridge | "Mt. Bromo", amara ebony |
| bridge pins | ABS black with white dot |
| neck heel decoration | Mt. Bromo, maple |
| frets | jumbo, 20 frets |
| machine heads | diecast, Mt. Bromo, black |
| finish | satin |
| nut & saddle | Nubone XB |
| strings | Bromo BP208-SL, phosphor bronze plated |
| gauge | super light (0.011/ 0.015/ 0.023w/0.032w/ 0.042w/0.052w) |
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.
