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Description
If you’re a bassist whose sound crosses multiple genres, the Mitchell MB200 Modern Rock bass is for you. With split-single and single-coil ceramic pickups, you can cover a variety of musical genres. The Mitchell MB200 is also equipped with a 2-band active EQ that gives you more tonal control to really dial in whatever style of music you want to play.
Premium Features Provide Robust Tone and Sustain
The Mitchell MB200 features premium black nickel Y-type die-cast tuners and a high-mass bridge that’s fully adjustable—all features that add to the bass’ robust tone and sustain, and provide great intonation. The neck is made of maple and has 24 jumbo frets, making it an ideal bass for any style of playing.
Wired to Perform a Variety of Musical Styles
The Mitchell MB200 Modern Rock bass is equipped with split-single and single-coil ceramic pickups, giving you the space and ability to cover a wide range of genres and styles. Its shallow D maple neck also makes it ideal for players whose sound covers multiple genres.
Sleek Design and Smooth Playability
Not only will you be able to play a wide variety of genres with the Mitchell MB200 bass, but you’ll look good while doing it, too. The MB200 modern rock bass from Mitchell features a slick basswood body with a stunning finish. The high-tensile strength fretwire also makes this bass durable while providing you with a smooth instrument to play. Explore your sound with the Mitchell MB200 Modern Rock bass.



Features
- Basswood body in three stunning finishes
- Maple neck with 24 jumbo frets that are ideal for any style of playing
- Split-single and single-coil ceramic pickups cover an array of musical genres
- Master volume, pickup blend and 2-band active EQ for complete tonal control
- Fully adjustable high-mass bridge provides solid tone, sustain and great intonation
- High-tensile strength fretwire for durability and smooth playability
- Includes premium D’Addario EXL170 (45-100) strings
Specs
- Shape: Shallow D
- Wood: Maple
- Neck joint: Bolt-on
- Scale length: 34"
- Truss rod: Dual-action
- Finish: Gloss
- Active or passive pickups: Passive
- Pickup configuration: HH
- Neck: Split-coil ceramic
- Bridge: Single-coil ceramic
- Brand: Mitchell
- Series or parallel: Series
- Active preamp: Yes
- Special electronics: 2-band EQ
- Radius: 12"
- Fret size: Tall/narrow
- Number of frets: 24
- Inlays: Dot
- Nut material: Black plastic
- Nut width: 1.5" (38.1 mm)
- Cutaway: Double cutaway
- Construction: Solidbody
- Body wood: Basswood
- Body finish: Gloss
- Orientation: Right handed
- Control layout: Master volume, blend, 2-band EQ
- Bridge type: Fixed
- Bridge design: High-mass adjustable
- Tuning machines: High-ratio
- Color: Black nickel
- Number of strings: 4
- Special features: Premium D’Addario EXL170 (45-100) Strings
- Case: Sold separately
- Country of origin: China
Reviews
3.88
42 Reviews
82%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
Plays and sounds great.
As an experienced musician, I picked up this bass in my local guitar center as my first bass guitar. I love this instrument, it sounds great, and it feels just as great to play on. The only problem I found with it is some fret buzz on the low E string. But besides that, I would recommend this guitar to a learner or a professional.
Most Liked Negative Review
Decent Bass for Beginners
I picked this bass up almost a year ago as my first bass. It played great, for the price, besides having lots of fret buzz on the E string. After about 6 months, the bass wasn't making any sound at all when I plugged in to my amp, even though I tried using different cables, amps, etc. I took it back to my local Guitar Center, and they replaced it for free, since I had a warranty. The second bass I have had for about 5 months, and there has been no problems, yet (besides the fret buzz). Overall, this is a great bass for beginners, but if you have a little extra money to spend, I recommend getting a higher-end bass. I will soon be upgrading.
- Practicing32
- Jamming27
- Recording12
- Small Venues11
- Rock Concerts5
- Fret Buzz19
- Craftsmanship6
- Flat Sound2
- Poor Pick Up2
- None2
- Novice20
- Experienced12
- Professional Musician3
- Fun To Play28
- Good Feel24
- Good Tone22
- Good Pick Up18
- Solid Electronics14
Reviewed by 42 customers
Good quality, low price!
submitted3 months ago
byTessa
fromIndiana
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I really like this bass. It's beginner friendly, and has a great sound. The only thing that was a downside is that the 9volt battery that was included didn't work and I get to get a new one.
This is a killer deal today 129.99
submitted3 months ago
byJames
fromSan Mateo
I paid a bit more and it was on sale and I used my rewards, so I can't complain much. But you bet they still make something off these. This is a nice guitar. I got a good Ibanez bass from a decade ago and it might be a tad beefier. This is slim. But rocks.
Ordered new but received used
submitted3 months ago
byHowie
fromNY
I ordered a new guitar but received one that was obviously not new. There was no protective paper over the fretboard, no factory tags or tools, and handprints all over it. Very disappointed in the guitar and the response from customer service.
Love this bass
Verified Buyer
submitted7 months ago
byDaniel
fromNorth Attleboro Massachusetts
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
It's a great beginner set up and easy to use, I am very green to playing bass and with alll the gear that it comes with attached makes it awesome and fun to learn with. I would recommend this bass to anyone looking to learn the instrument and current musicians already #sweepstakes
SOLID FIRST BASS
submitteda year ago
byAWAYGONE
fromLANGHORNE PA
I'VE PLAQYED HIGH END AND I'VE PLAYED STICKS WITH STRINGS! THIS IS AN INSTRUMENT. THE VERSITILITY IS SUPREME I PLAYED THE WHOLE NECK AND THE NOTES WERE EVEN AND THE PICK UPS DID THEIR JOB. THE PEARL INLAY ON THE NECK ADDS JUST THE RIGHT FINISHING TOUCH GREAT FIRST BASS FOR A BEGINNER GOLD RECOMMENDATION 6 STARS
Bass
submitteda year ago
byAlberto
fromSacramento, CA
This bass is great to get used to the feel of the bass guitar. A thing I think is bad about it is that it isn't really good for being a slap bass. It generates a faulty, buzzing noise whenever you do try to slap it. Plus, when you slap it, it does not generate that much of a good sound. Apart from slapping, there is some fret buzz.
Q&A
Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.
submitted7 months ago
asked byDenver
fromNew orleans
What's the weight
The Mitchell MB200 Modern Rock Bass with Active EQ weighs approximately 9 pounds (4.1 kg).submitteda year ago
asked bySandi
fromWaco, TX
What size case should I buy for this?
Musician's Gear MGMBG Molded ABS Electric Bass Casesubmitteda year ago
asked byCesar
fromBeverton or
Is it compatible with a amp?
Yes it is.submitted2 years ago
asked byAstro
fromSacramento, CA
I got this bass around 2 years ago but am I still able to return it/get an upgrade? It works fine I just do not like the active EQ and have been forgetting to actually return it!
Unfortunately, no. You may to be to sell it back to the store.submitted2 years ago
asked bytntcam2011
fromHickory, NC
I have NEVER played any sort of guitar, but I would love to try this bass. Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes it is.submitted2 years ago
asked byCharlie
fromundisclosed
How long is this bass?
This is full scale - 34"submitted3 years ago
asked byAnne
fromundisclosed
What hardshell carrying cases do you recommend for this product?
Musician's Gear MGMBG Molded ABS Electric Bass Casesubmitted5 years ago
asked byBrady
fromundisclosed
Does it come with strings already on it?
Yes it does.This bass does come with strings on it.submitted6 years ago
asked byCailey
fromundisclosed
Just got this bass yesterday, worked great. Now today, when I plug it into my amp, all I get is crackling. It is not the amp as the amp is working great with my other guitars. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Try changing the battery. It could also be just a loose connection inside the guitar. If you feel comfortable, take a look inside or take it to a tech. Or give us a call.submitted6 years ago
asked byTnert10
fromHemet, California
I don't know if anyone knows, but will the D'addario x life strings fit on here. Specific: D'addario 45-105 XT Bass Nickel Plated Steel Light Top/Medium Bottom Long Scale
Yes, they will.






















