Bromo Rocky Mountain Parlour Acoustic Guitar BAR6Hhs

Bromo's first all-solid guitar with the neck joining the body at the 12th fret. That puts the bridge nearer the centre of the small parlour body, and the shorter reach to the first position makes chords and bass notes easier. Solid spruce sits over solid mahogany, finished in Historic Sunburst.

It is one of Bromo's "Plastic Free" guitars, with a bone nut and saddle and ebony bridge pins. The slotted headstock carries vintage-style antique brass tuners, the neck is five-piece mahogany and ebony in a "Low Oval" profile, and the nut is set in from the fingerboard edges to give the fretting hand more room. No electronics. Heavy duty carry bag included.

Body: parlour, 12-fret neck join

Top: solid spruce

Back and sides: solid mahogany

Neck: mahogany with two Amara ebony reinforcement strips, Low Oval profile

Fingerboard: Amara ebony, "Eagle Eye" abalone inlays, mother of pearl side dots

Scale: 632.4 mm (24 29/32 in)

Nut width: 43.5 mm (fingerboard 47 mm at the zero fret)

Nut and saddle: bone

Finish: satin, Historic Sunburst

Strings: Bromo BPW436-M phosphor bronze, medium .013 to .056

Case: heavy duty carry bag