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Description

The tenor size version of Mitchell’s popular MU70 ukulele, the Mitchell MUT70S tenor ukulele delivers the timeless sound and looks you’d expect from a Mitchell ukulele. Its tenor size offers additional low end and easy playability. Featuring rosewood back and sides and a solid spruce top, the MUT70S tenor ukulele from Mitchell delivers a well-rounded, warm sound, so you can ensure you’re producing those island-inspired tunes for all to hear. The addition of an abalone rosette and purfling, mother-of-pearl mini-dot inlays and natural finish give it a classic touch. The larger 27” tenor size of this Mitchell ukulele provide a bigger sound and projection.

Classic Tonewoods

The Mitchell MUT70S tenor ukulele features rosewood back and sides and gets an upgrade to a solid spruce top. The rosewood back and sides provide this classic ukulele with a timeless look while the solid spruce top delivers increased volume and sustain. Adding even more of a classic touch to this tenor ukulele from Mitchell is the abalone rosette and purfling.

Attractive Features

Not only is the Mitchell MUT70S tenor ukulele a classic uke with a timeless sound, it also has a timeless look, too. Features include an attractive white binding with abalone rosette and purfling and gorgeous mother-of-pearl mini-dot inlays, making this uke one that you’ll be proud to own and play. It also features a compensated saddle for solid intonation. Other features include a classic rosewood fingerboard and bridge. Pick up and play this tenor-sized uke today. Gig bag is sold separately.

Mitchell MUT70S Solid-Top Tenor Ukulele Gloss Natural
Mitchell MUT70S Solid-Top Tenor Ukulele Gloss Natural
Mitchell MUT70S Solid-Top Tenor Ukulele Gloss Natural

Features

  • Larger 27" tenor size for bigger sound and projection
  • Sold spruce top with rosewood back and sides
  • "D-G-B-E" tuning for easy transition for guitarists
  • Abalone rosette and purfling
  • Compensated saddle
  • Attractive mother-of-pearl mini-dots
  • Indian rosewood fingerboard
  • Rosewood bridge
warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Titanium dioxide (airborne, unbound particles of respirable size), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Specs

Body
  • Body Type: Tenor
  • Top Wood: Solid Spruce
  • Back: Rosewood
  • Sides: Rosewood
  • Body Finish: Natural
Neck
  • Nut Width: 1.42″
  • Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood
  • Neck Wood: Mahogany
  • Scale Length: 17
  • Number of frets: 16
  • Neck Finish: Gloss
Electronics
  • Pickup/preamp: No
Other
  • Tuning Machines: Sealed
  • Bridge: Rosewood
  • Saddle/Nut: Compensated Saddle

Reviews

4.5

12 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

My 12th Ukulele!

Most Liked Positive Review

5

No regrets with my purchase.

This is a fun-to-play uke. George Harrison was right when he said you couldn't play one without smiling. I tried several in-house but kept coming back to this one. It's a tenor. Stays in tune, well built, beautiful finish. Bought a case from Kala after much measuring and phone call with a Kala rep, and it fits super snug and well protected. Many times, I grab it as I walk by and just play old tunes that come to mind. Sultans of Swing is a hoot to play. Guitar is my main interest, but this uke is just so much fun and relaxing! Plus, it was sale priced.

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Most Liked Negative Review

1

Others much better for the price point.

The first Uke had a cracked bridge, the replacement was even worse with a very visibly twisted neck. The store manager tried to convince me that these defects were normal. I went to a different store and had a much better experience and exchanged the MUT70S for a Fender that cost slightly more, but money well spent. I was attracted to the Mitchell because of the solid wood top, but the laminate wood construction of the Fender is fine for the price point and it is well constructed. I would like to eventually get a solid wood uke, but know it will cost more money to get a decent one, perhaps when I play well enough to justify it I'll have saved enough money.

Filters
Best Uses
  1. Practicing8
  2. Concerts3
  3. Back-Up2
  4. Leisure pick-up1
  5. Fun for jamming1
Cons
  1. It doesn't tune itself.1
  2. Not Consistent1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced8
  2. Novice2
Pros
  1. Good Tone9
  2. Consistent7
  3. Long Life4
  4. Well Built / Quality4
  5. Easy to play1

Reviewed by 12 customers

  • My 12th Ukulele!

    4

    Verified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byRicc

    fromNorthridge, CA

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I already have a Mitchell Concert uke in my collection, as my daily go-to, and what I bring with me when I travel. I wanted a tenor for a different tone, and I was not disappointed! I have purchased other ukes through Guitar Center, including my concert and a Stagg electric.

  • you'll definitely love the sound!

    5

    submitted2 years ago

    byDongG

    fromAlameda

    I compared this model to the Honolua Koala Solid top Acacia which is 4x expensive solid built with great sound. This model MUT70S feels great to play and sounds great too. So if you looking for something in budget with beautiful looks feel and sound, get this before supplies runs out.

  • Recommended even for performer!

    5

    submitted2 years ago

    byDongG

    fromAlameda

    I have this amazing model. Originally with dGBE strings set. I replaced it with pepe romero baby Baritone dGBE set better than comes with it. I also tried Earnie Ball Low G black Nylon gCEA. Sounds better than super nylgut and new nylgut. Then I tried AG+AQ gCEA unwound low G from strings by mail. Even amazing sound. This model is truly nice warm big sound in any strings I tried. Recommended

  • Nice looking and very playable with good tone.

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted3 years ago

    byRuss

    fromLargo, Florida

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I wasn't sure if this was going to be a gift for a friend, a surprise for my wife, or whether I'd keep it. I'm a sucker for looks and the price was right. One look in person and we decided to keep it in the family.

  • Would recommend to others

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted4 years ago

    byMark

    fromOhio

    I set mine up with low g It works really well in that tuning High g is how it came it was very good that way also Set up fret ends all good Fit and finish good

  • No regrets with my purchase.

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byJohn

    fromKansas City

    This is a fun-to-play uke. George Harrison was right when he said you couldn't play one without smiling. I tried several in-house but kept coming back to this one. It's a tenor. Stays in tune, well built, beautiful finish. Bought a case from Kala after much measuring and phone call with a Kala rep, and it fits super snug and well protected. Many times, I grab it as I walk by and just play old tunes that come to mind. Sultans of Swing is a hoot to play. Guitar is my main interest, but this uke is just so much fun and relaxing! Plus, it was sale priced.

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Q&A

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  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byDongG

    fromAlameda CA

    Can I use standard GCEA strings on this model? Cause it said this is tuned in Baritone ?

    Open Reply - Gear-Advisor
    You can. It comes as D-G-B-E because it's a bit bigger.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byNella

    fromGarberville, ca

    I'd like a tenor uke with low G. But this says it's tuned like a baritone. Can I get low G and nice little red strings?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    This needs a little bit of discussion. Please give us a call 855 770 3373

  • submitted8 years ago

    asked byFran

    fromSnohomish WA

    Is this tuned to the regular strngs of a ukulele such as a soprano or concert ukulele?

    Open Reply - Gear Specialist
    G C E A tuning.