I hear everything really clearly with this stethoscope. Its great for the price. Worth every dollar!

I love the color and it works so well. I just hate that the metal piece that holds them together snags at my hair. But other than that it works so well!

Great stethoscope brand of which I have been using for 35 years.

I bought this stethoscope for probably the worst possible reason: I wanted something cheap to use in clinics in place of my Cardiology III so that classmates could steal my stethoscope without causing me too much heartache. I was really blown away by how well this thing works. I knew that I wanted a Sprague Rappaport style stethoscope because modern students don't much envy them, but I chose this brand because of the percentage of reviews that place its quality above other more well-known brands. I bought the blackout version of this stethoscope solely for aesthetics. I knew that it would get a lot of one-on-one time with me during large animal rotations when stethoscopes get crushed or laid down quite often, but I haven't stopped using it. It handled the rigor and the beating that was equine rotation without so much as a scratch. I haven't gone back to the Cardiology III since buying this stethoscope, and I have no plans to do so. It wasn't until I realized my love for this piece of equipment that I realized how debilitating it was to have had a diagnostic tool that cost so much that I was afraid to use it. With the MDF Sprague Rappaport, I'm free to focus on more important things.

The stethoscope has a fine classic design with a suitable size of the chest piece, length, and tubing size. The most common problems I've seen with other stethoscopes are the slippage and leakage in the head of the stethoscope from turning between the bell and the diaphragm. MDF 767 is very well constructed and also has better high- and low-frequency sounds compared to other classic stethoscopes on the market.

I happen to love my black on black stethoscope! It sounds and fits great! Thank you!

I have been using the MDF Sprague in the cardiological ambulatorium, mostly for internal medicine use. The Sprague is very stable mechanically and has extremely good acoustic qualities, particularly the diaphragm side. Both the small (pediatric) and the big (adult) have a good acoustic solution and serves as a great advantage concerning auscultation on patients of all sizes. The stethoscope is therefore highly recommended.

The stethoscope is great and is one of the best I have used. The only one can truly hear well with...

Bought this stethoscope to replace a Littmann Cardiac II that got lost. Would not buy again. Price and availability of different sized chestpieces are a plus. Sound quality is better than a disposable stethoscope, but one star off for being significantly inferior to the more expensive Littmann model. Another star off for eartubes that rotate freely and easily slide out of alignment while you're using the stethoscope. You may need to turn your head at just the right angle to hear clearly. Also, the chestpiece is very heavy compared to the eartubes -- draped around my neck, this stethoscope is always sliding off by the chestpiece.

This may be great for anyone with short hair, but it constantly pulls my hair out when I have it around my neck and remove it to use it. It is unbalanced-MUCH heavier on the bell end and constantly slides down on that side to the point it has fallen off my neck. Acoustics are great, but I'm tired of having my hair pulled out and shifting it so it doesn't fall off my neck.