You are bidding on a Mitchell Acoustic Guitar MD100 Dreadnought from the Guitar Center valued at $260.00.

A recent published article, here are two reviews of this guitar:

1) I am a guitar collector and player for over 40 years. This Mitchell is an excellent crafted and sounding guitar. I still can't believe the price. Definately not just a good beginners guitar! This thing is a serious guitar. The sound is crisp and clear from bass to treble. I can not find ONE flaw in any part of it. I have paid alot more for accoustics that I had to send back. Do not hesitate to buy one of these.  This sweetheart could sell for a lot more money. I mean alot more money, no bull.

2)  Mitchell makes a very nice guitar for the price. Again, I would give more than a 10 here if possible.  I have several other much more expensive instruments, but plan to keep this one for a long, long time.  The guitar is made of all laminated woods, including the spruce top. I've been told for years that there is a distinct difference between solid and laminated woods in guitars, especially for the top. Usually solid woods cost far more. As an example, Mitchell's MD 100S, boasts a solid spruce top, but it retails for $120 more than the MD 100. In my view, the MD 100's laminate top didn't seem to really make any difference. When played side-by-side with some other manufacturers solid top guitars, this instument was completely comperable. The guitar had many qualities I would expect in a much more expensive guitar. Because it is a dreadnought, you would expect a powerful sound; it did not disappoint me. It also has a sweet balanced tone throughout the registers, and as far as I could tell near perfect intonation between the open string note and twelfth fret pitch either fretted or playing harmonic.

This is a great guitar for the money for either a beginner or for someone who wants a guitar for the road.

Mitchell Acoustic Guitar MD100 Dreadnought Features:

Body Style: Dreadnought
Top: Spruce
Back: Mahogany
Sides: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Bridge: Rosewood
No. of frets: 20/14 open
Scale length: 25-1/2"
Nut Width: 1-11/16"
Neck width at body: 2-1/8"
String spacing at saddle E-E: 2-1/8"
Inlay pattern: Mother of Pearl dots
Rosette: Abalone
Binding: White with Black/White/Black Purfling
Pickguard: Black
Bridgepins: Black
Saddle: Compensated
Width at Upper Bout: 11-3/8"
Width at Lower Bout: 15-3/8"
Maximum Depth: 4-3/4"
Finish: Gloss
Tuners: Chrome