Bromo BAN 2CE Solid Top Grand Auditorium Cutaway Guitar

Bromo BAN 2CE Solid Top Grand Auditorium Cutaway Guitar

$599.95

Introducing Bromo Guitars - Denali Series!

Introducing the Denali Series: inspired by the world-renowned Denali mountain range, this guitar collection embodies the essence of luxury and excellence. Discover the exceptional qualities of the Bromo BAN2CE Solid Top Acoustic Guitar, a remarkable instrument that combines superior craftsmanship with an eye-catching design. Crafted with premium Solid Top Board, Back & Sides made from rare Layered 5A grade materials, and equipped with a Pick Guard Plate for added protection against the shiny surface, and assembled with the highest level of meticulous handcraftsmanship, the Denali Series delivers exceptional tonal quality. Designed for professional musicians, these guitars are a perfect fusion of craftsmanship and performance, echoing the grandeur and beauty of the Denali mountains. Elevate your musical experience with the N Series, where artistry meets nature's magnificence.

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Body Shape : Grand Auditorium Cutaway

Top : Solid Spruce

Top Puffing (inlay): Abalone

Back & Sides : Flamed Movingui

Neck : Maple with 2 Ebony Reinforcement Strips

Trus Rod: Dual Action (Two-way)

Fingerboard : Amara Ebony

Fingerboard Inlays: Abalone

Neck Side Dots : Mother of Pearl

Soundhole inlay: "Cowboy Rope" Abalone

Neck Heel inlay : Mt. Bromo, Mother of Pearl

Frets : Jumbo, 20 Frets

Finish: Satin

Electronics: Fishman Sonitone

Specifications

Overall length, including the strap button: 41 5/32 (1045mm)

Scale length: 25 1/2"

Width of the lower bout: 15 61/64"

Thickness of body at edge: 4 13/32"

Width of the neck at the nut: 1 11/16" (43mm)

Frets: 20

String Gauge: 012/0.16/.024w/.032w/w.042w/.053w

Weight: 5 lbs

Customer Comments

Posting review. If there is a way to include this on your site that’d be great: 1st off, Rondo Music gave great customer service with all of my questions. I actually canceled the order feeling like I shouldn’t spend the money, but they really were great fixing that as well. So glad I ordered! Love my new Bromo BAN2CE! It’s gorgeous, easy to play and sounds terrific. Very well made guitar as shown in the factory video on Bromo’s site. I’d prefer solid back and sides but this guitar is not hindered by the beautiful laminate. The solid spruce top yields all you’d expect and despite the laminate body, resonates wonderfully with clear and full bass tone. The lighter strings yield silky but clear notes. Not quite as punchy bright as my all solid dreadnaught with rosewood back and sides but, it’s a nice change. The boomy bass from the Taylor 914ce I can’t afford is what I was hoping for with this guitar. It delivers about 90% of it. So for $600, a few less trimmings here and there, solid-top-only construction, the sound, look and feel of this beauty is a much better value than $6K on the Taylor since I don’t have that extra cash. The Taylor 814/914 fan range is clearly what the consumer they were targeting and they got me. The finish, sound, adornments, feel, electronics, specs, materials, beauty of the wood grain all around, playability for the price is outstanding. Slap Martin or Taylor on this as is and you get a $2k guitar easy. I like it so much I started a FB owners group and will be buying a better camera since my phone will not do this any justice so it’d be pointless.

Posted by "David" on Amazon

Kurt--- I dont know if you have had a chance to play the Ban2ce...But let me just say this...Your little Indonesian friend is a genius! (I saw him pictured at NAMM 2025 by the way) This thing LOOKS PLAYS and SOUNDS as good as my Taylor 810D my Martin D18 and my Gibson J45. My intuition payed off! It even has a 23/32 nut which you dont find very often! (in between the usual 11/16" or 3/4") Same as on my J45 so you can fingerpick AND strum effortlessly. And to think I had an Eastman E3de in my inbox for $1,200. Without a case. Tell Mr Tsai he has made a 73 yr old 60 year player smile! Right out of the box set-up was perfect... I tweaked the truss rod two 1/4 turns... Straight as an arrow! First time in YEARS I dont need my luthier for an acquisition! It says layered B/S but you would never know it. I cant pronounce the B/S tonewood (Nigerian satinwood) as it is sometimes referred to But GORGEOUS! Stunning looks and craftsmanship for that pricepoint. LOVE the headstock...Unique is the best word... This guitar looks and smells CUSTOM and HANDMADE! Cant wait to take it to my guitar writers circle. It'll definately turn some heads! The only suggestion would be to 'beef up' the gig bag... flimsy compared to Martin or Taylor...There you have it. My sage opinion!...Now... Tell me what brand and gauge strings come on these and about that stand!

John Gray

FAQ

Question: Where are Bromo Guitars made?
Answer: Bromo Guitars are made in Indonesia