Detail 01
Undersaddle piezo with active 3-band EQ preamp
The pickup system provides onboard bass, mid, and treble adjustment.

Independent shopping perspective
Mitchell's D120S12E is a right-handed, 12-string dreadnought acoustic-electric built for taking its amplified sound to the stage. An undersaddle piezo feeds an active preamp with three-band EQ, so adjustments and tuning are handled on the instrument. Its solid Engelmann spruce top is paired with mahogany back and sides, and the non-cutaway body has a gloss finish. The guitar uses a 25.5-inch scale, a 1.75-inch nut width, and a compensated saddle.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The pickup system provides onboard bass, mid, and treble adjustment.
Detail 02
Tuning can be checked directly from the guitar's onboard electronics.
Detail 03
This is the specified string spacing width at the nut.
Detail 04
The fingerboard has 20 frets.
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The guitar is fitted with the specified compensated saddle.
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Product questions
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Yes. It uses an undersaddle piezo with an active 3-band EQ preamp and built-in tuner.
It has a solid Engelmann spruce top with mahogany back and sides, plus a mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard.
A case is sold separately.
It is a 12-string guitar.
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