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Mitchell T331-TCE-BST Terra 12-String Acoustic-Electric Dreadnought Mahogany Top Guitar Edge Burst


Description
The Mitchell T331-TCE-BST Terra 12-String acoustic-electric dreadnought guitar is a beautifully crafted instrument that combines premium tonewoods with thoughtful design. Featuring a solid mahogany top, back, and sides, this guitar delivers a warm and expressive tone that's perfect for a wide range of musical styles. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your musical journey, the T331-TCE-BST will inspire you to create your best music.
Solid Mahogany Construction for a Rich and Resonant Tone
The Mitchell T331-TCE-BST Terra 12-String is crafted entirely from solid mahogany, a premium tonewood known for its warmth, resonance, and sustain. This all-mahogany construction gives the guitar a lush and full-bodied sound that's perfect for both strumming and fingerpicking. The forward-shifted X-bracing further enhances the guitar's projection and allows its complex overtones to ring out clearly. This Mitchell T331-TCE-BST is a true joy to play and listen to.
Fishman Electronics for Versatile Performance
The T331-TCE-BST is equipped with an onboard Fishman preamp system, making it easy to plug in and perform. Whether you're on stage, in the studio, or jamming with friends, the Fishman electronics deliver a natural and dynamic amplified tone. The 3-band EQ gives you control over your sound, allowing you to shape your tone to suit any musical setting. This Mitchell T331-TCE-BST Terra 12-string acoustic-electric guitar is ready for any occasion.
Comfortable Neck and Rosewood Fingerboard
The T331-TCE-BST is designed for comfort and playability. The slim mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard provide a smooth and responsive feel, making it easy to navigate the fretboard and form chords. The 1.875" nut width and profiled shoulders offer a comfortable grip, even for extended playing sessions. This 12-string acoustic-electric guitar is a pleasure to play, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional.
Premium Appointments and Tuning Hardware
The T331-TCE-BST features a number of premium appointments that enhance its visual appeal and performance. The high-ratio tuners ensure quick and stable tuning, while the rosewood bridge and Tusq nut and saddle contribute to the guitar's overall tone and sustain. The nickel hardware adds a touch of elegance, while the open-pore finish highlights the natural beauty of the mahogany. This Mitchell T331-TCE-BST is a well-crafted instrument that will provide years of musical enjoyment.
The Perfect Guitar for the 12-String Enthusiast
The Mitchell T331-TCE-BST Terra 12-string acoustic-electric dreadnought guitar is an ideal choice for players who are looking for a versatile and inspiring instrument with a rich and resonant tone. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your musical journey, the T331-TCE-BST will help you explore the full potential of a 12-string guitar.
Experience the Rich Sound of the Mitchell T331-TCE-BST
The Mitchell T331-TCE-BST Terra 12-String acoustic-electric dreadnought guitar is a beautifully crafted instrument that delivers exceptional tone, playability, and value. Order yours today and discover the magic of an all-mahogany 12-string.



Features
- All-mahogany construction delivers a warm, rich, and resonant tone with complex overtones
- Dreadnought body style provides ample volume and projection
- 12-string design creates a lush and shimmering sound that's perfect for a variety of musical styles
- Slim mahogany neck offers a comfortable and easy-to-play feel
- Rosewood fingerboard provides a smooth and responsive playing surface
- Fishman preamp with 3-band EQ allows you to shape your amplified tone with precision
- High-ratio tuners ensure quick and stable tuning
- Rosewood bridge and Tusq nut and saddle contribute to the guitar's overall tone and sustain
- Nickel hardware adds a touch of elegance and durability
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Specs
- Body type: Dreadnought
- Cutaway: Single
- Top wood: Solid Mahogany
- Back & sides: Mahogany
- Bracing pattern: Forward-shifted X
- Body finish: Thin, open pore
- Orientation: Right handed
- Neck shape: Slim C
- Nut width: 1.875" (48 mm)
- Fingerboard: Rosewood
- Neck wood: Mahogany
- Scale length: 25.5"
- Number of frets: 20
- Neck finish: Thin
- Pickup/preamp: Yes
- Brand: Fishman
- Configuration: Side-mounted preamp
- Preamp EQ: 3-band
- Feedback filter: Phase
- Tuner: Yes
- Tuning machines: Chrome-plated die-cast
- Bridge: Rosewood
- Saddle & nut: Tusq
- Number of strings: 12-string
- Case: Sold separately
- Country of origin: Indonesia
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Reviews
4.46
41 Reviews
89%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
Definitely satisfied
Disclaimer: Haven't played much 12 string and a cheap pickup for my acoustics is all I've played electric. First impression out of the box: A lil darker than the pictures but very aesthetically pleasing to me. I like burst patterns and darker wood. Not a high gloss finish. You can actually see the grain texture....not just the grain itself. It is different and it wouldn't work with a high gloss finish but this is personal preference I guess. Feel: Like every other dreadnaught with a chunky neck. 12 strings create a lot a tension and it needs a thicker neck maybe? I happen to like a thicker neck if I'm mostly playing chords. Acoustic: It sounds very balanced which mahogany is known for. If you're doing a lot of vocals over the top may want something with less mid range. Instrumentally tho I love it. Plenty of volume. Sounds great to me. Electric: again sounds great with my limited benchmark. Better than my acoustic with my fishman clamp over the hole single coil (which I also have no complaints about). Controls are easy to use and sounds good throughout the full range of the EQ knobs. Other: Intonation on the 12 fret is either dead on or off by the smallest amount possible as measured with a tuner. Very comparable to guitars with a cost twice this much or more. Action is redonkulous low. So low dust might not collect under it. I LOVE the sound of the bass on this. Acoustic or electric. I picked up on sale as I've wanted a 12 string and it won't be my go to but more of a novelty. Even if I paid the regular price I would feel it is worth that and I would get my money's worth in due time.
Most Liked Negative Review
Wouldn't Recommend
The instrument was good for like 2-3 months, but then I began to have problems with fret buzz, etc. Today on March 22nd, I got it checked out and turns out the bridge is faulty and the neck is already warping. Keep in mind this is all factory and I've never done any changes. Also, within the first month I had to strings pop. I always clean my instrument after playing and put it in the case when I know I won't play it for a while showing that I do care for my instrument. Mitchell guitars are good don't get me wrong, but with all these problems I might as well get a upgrade because all these repairs will be around $200 which is not worth it at all.
- Practicing24
- Jamming21
- Recording17
- Small Venues16
- Rock Concerts3
- Flat Sound4
- Poor Quality2
- Requires Constant Tuning1
- Truss Rod issues1
- Neck seems narrow 5th fret & above1
- Experienced29
- Novice9
- Professional Musician1
- Good Feel35
- Good Audio32
- Fun To Play30
- Stays In Tune26
- Consistent25
Reviewed by 41 customers
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submitted2 months ago
byKevin
fromWa
the action in the guitar is bad not even a bridge doctor could save it please dont buy it sierrena player
Wouldn't Recommend
submitted2 months ago
byAdriel
fromEl Paso Texas
The instrument was good for like 2-3 months, but then I began to have problems with fret buzz, etc. Today on March 22nd, I got it checked out and turns out the bridge is faulty and the neck is already warping. Keep in mind this is all factory and I've never done any changes. Also, within the first month I had to strings pop. I always clean my instrument after playing and put it in the case when I know I won't play it for a while showing that I do care for my instrument. Mitchell guitars are good don't get me wrong, but with all these problems I might as well get a upgrade because all these repairs will be around $200 which is not worth it at all.
Nice Guitar
Verified Buyer
submitted6 months ago
byKay
fromSeattle WA
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
This is a beautiful looking guitar, but for a 12 string the sound does not blow me away. It's a good guitar for the prize but not my favorite.
Very good but one problem
submitted6 months ago
byEdgar
fromCoconut creek,FL
Everything is good about it, the sound, the strings, everything. But the pluggin for the guitar isn't working I tried everything, Replace the battery, make sure the battery was working, and make sure was either flipped. But nothing worked. I would like to replace on if it's possible.
Amazing guitar!
Verified Buyer
submitted7 months ago
byChris
fromRichmond, VA
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Love the sound, the feel of it in my hands. Turning every song into a 12 string song now! #sweepstakes
Overtones for days
submitted8 months ago
byJames
fromChattanooga
Tried out several 12 string guitars in store under 400.00 and they all seemed to lack tone somehow. Took a gamble buying this Mitchell T331 online as a result of the reviews and WOW am I glad I chose this guitar! Very well balanced sounding guitar. Warm but doesn't lack mids and the highs truly sparkle. The overtones sound extremely symphonic and the sustain is LONG due to the Tusq nut and saddle. The action from the factory is superb. No setup needed other than tuning. The finish on the guitar looks and feels very natural. The tuners are holding a tune well. Intonation is fantastic. The neck is straight and slim making it easy to finger cords and even wrap my thumb around if I need to mute the Low E. I plugged the guitar into my effect processor and studio monitors and ultimately expected that piezo metallic tone and surprisingly it sounded almost like i was playing in front of a Mic. I honestly don't have one single complaint about this guitar. Even the price is attractive on sale for 299.99 right now! Go get you one if you're reading this review. You won't be disappointed! Mitchell knocked this one out of the box, great job!
Q&A
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submitted13 days ago
asked byjuJu
fromriverside
can u play Mexican music on it
Yes, you can absolutely play Mexican music on the Mitchell T331-TCE-BST Terra 12-String Acoustic-Electric Dreadnought.submitteda year ago
asked byCynthia
fromRancho Cucamonga, CA
Does this guitar come with a tuner
No, it has no tuner.submitteda year ago
asked byDon
fromWilmington, NC
Ok, I've haven't had a 12 string before, I 8 others classical, how do you tune a 12 string? I know weird.
The strings are just octaves. Each pair is the same note one octave apart.submitteda year ago
asked byCarsen
fromundisclosed
can you connect headphones to this?
No you can't. I will have a product specialist contact you with options.submitteda year ago
asked byTommy
fromBoston
I can use this accoustic? without amp?
Yes, the T331 is fully acoustic.submitted2 years ago
asked byAngel
fromAustin tx
What type of cable do i need for it to work because i used one and it wouldnt make noise trough the amp?
Livewire Advantage Instrument Cable 10 ft. Blacksubmitted2 years ago
asked byOzzy
fromOlathe
What kind of strings is in the guitar
I’m very sorry, the manufacturer has not made that information available. Perhaps an inquiry to Mitchell (877) 712-7818submitted2 years ago
asked byWes
fromMonmouth Il
How do you plug this guitar in to an amp?
Through the strap button.submitted3 years ago
asked byMitzis
fromAlbuquerque NM
Do you guys make this guitar for left handed people
Please contact a Sales Agent for Special Order Placementsubmitted3 years ago
asked bySome dude
fromundisclosed
Does it come with a case?, if not then what would you recommend.
Unfortunately, no. Please see "Musician's Gear MGMADN Molded ABS Acoustic Guitar Case"