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The Mitchell MD100 is a full-sized dreadnought guitar with a spruce top and mahogany back and sides. You can expect the MD100 to give you years of playing pleasure at a very affordable price!
First off I bought this guitar for one reason, "Campfire Guitar", something I could take to the beach, camping or whenever I didn't feel like taking my Taylor around. Well its been about a year since I bought it and now its my everyday guitar!! I only play the Taylor when i'm performing, This guitar plays well enough to not bother taking the Taylor or Breedlove out of the cases anymore. So for all you people wanting a "Campfire Guitar" This is it and then some!
Reviewed by Weinersnitzelz on 11/12/2009 who plays "----------------------".
With today?s guitar market so widespread in variety and price range I could not find my guitar for weeks, I couldn?t make up my mind. Do I want an expensive guitar or something in the middle of the road? I was going to get an expensive guitar until I grasped my fingers on the fretboard of a Mitchell MD100 and seconds later I said ?ill take it?. The sound is solid and the guitar is light in weight which I like and it looks really nice for the price. I enjoy playing the Mitchell guitar every day, it sounds like a really expensive guitar, but it is only a fraction of the price! My neighbor liked it so much and the price he went out and bought one too. What do you have to lose its inexpensive easy to play sounds great and is only a fraction of the cost compared to other guitars. The Mitchell is really good for beginner players and I recommend it for every one!
Reviewed by DMB-Fan-Slo on 9/22/2006 who plays Rock,Country,Blues.
I was checking out a nice $900 acoustic with no intention of buying anything, my buddy picked up a guitar to just jam along with what I was playing. I stopped.. thats a real nice sounding guitar! It was this Mitchell and I bought it on the spot! Having owned Takamine's over the years this guitar is as bright and clean as that $900 jobber I was jammin on. Tuners are good, didn't have to adjust or upgrade anything! I recommend one for anyone learning or performing. I paid more than what they are going for now but would've paid twice that for something this nice.
Reviewed by -Tele on 8/17/2007 who plays Rock, Country, Rockabilly, Jazz, Funk, etc.
I have had this guitar for about 6 months and, wow! This is my first acoustic guitar all my friends that play love it. It gives a good full sound,that an acousic should, with each strum.I dont think you can get a much better acoustic guitar for this price. Great beginning to intermediate guitar.
Reviewed by guitar kid on 6/28/2007 who plays rock, some country.
This guitar is really good it seemed just as good as all my expensive ones...ive really got atached to mine.Its REAL CHEAP...AND SOUNDS GREAT!!!i really recomend it...its got a real light body...the neck feels great....the only thing that gets me are the tuning keys...there good but hey this guitar is still awesome!ive had it for 7 months now and i realy havent planned on getting a new accoustic yet
Reviewed by Doesntmatter on 6/29/2007 who plays rock/indie accoustic.
