Marcus Miller - V7 Alder-5 BMR V2
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Electric Bass
The Sire Marcus Miller V7 Alder-5 Bright Metallic Red V2 is a remarkable electric bass. It features an alder body, maple neck and ebony fingerboard. Thanks to its Marcus Super-Jazz Revolution pickups and its Marcus Heritage 3 active preamp, this 5-string bass offers a clear and deep sound of exceptional quality. Formidably efficient, it is ideal for musicians looking for a superior quality instrument at an affordable price.
ARTICLE N° 89227
Presentation
The Sire Marcus Miller V7 Alder-5 BMR EN V2 5-string bass is a quality gem at an incredible price. It is specially designed to produce a clear and deep Jazz sound. Its new design makes it even more qualitative, in particular thanks to its new Marcus Super-J Revolution pickups and its rounded fingerboard edges which guarantee optimal playing comfort.
This metallic red bass with an alder body, maple neck and ebony fingerboard produces a deep, rich sound, accentuated by a Marcus Heritage 3 active preamp. It is also equipped with a Marcus Miller Heavy Mass Standard steel bridge for stability. optimal.
In short, the Sire Marcus Miller V7 Alder-5 V2 is a premium bass, ideal for demanding musicians in the field of classical jazz. It offers exceptional sound and remarkable playing comfort, making it a perfect choice for professional bass players.
This metallic red bass with an alder body, maple neck and ebony fingerboard produces a deep, rich sound, accentuated by a Marcus Heritage 3 active preamp. It is also equipped with a Marcus Miller Heavy Mass Standard steel bridge for stability. optimal.
In short, the Sire Marcus Miller V7 Alder-5 V2 is a premium bass, ideal for demanding musicians in the field of classical jazz. It offers exceptional sound and remarkable playing comfort, making it a perfect choice for professional bass players.
Features
Body shape
Jazzmaster
Type of tuners
Open tuners
Number of strings
5
Instrument size
Long scale (34")
Number of frets
Fretless
Body Type
Solid body
Nut width
46,00 mm (1,811")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Ebony
String gauge
045 - 100
Fingerboard radius
241 mm (9,50")
Body material
Alder
Electronic
Active and passive
Wiring type
Flat Wound
Bridge configuration
5 saddles
Pickguard color
White Pearl
Artist
Marcus Miller
Pickup setup
JJ
Color
Red
Assembly
Bolt-on neck
Other features
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Marcus Miller V7 Alder-5 BMR EN
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5-string electric bass
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Made by Sire
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Alder body
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1-piece maple neck
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C-shaped handle profile
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Scale: 864mm - 34" (Long Scale)
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Fingerboard: ebony
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Radius: 241mm/ 9.5"
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20 Medium Small frets
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Nut width: 46mm
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Bone nut
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String spacing: 18.00 mm
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2 Marcus Super-Jazz Revolution microphones
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Marcus Heritage-3 electronics with frequency control
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Volume/tone control (double knob)
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Control for mixing microphones
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Treble control
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Midrange/mid frequency control (double knob)
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Miniature Bass switch (active/passive)
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Equipped with 2 9V batteries
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Heavy Mass Standard Bridge
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Chrome hardware
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Tuners: Premium Open-Gear
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D'Addario EXL170 strings (045-130)
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Color: Bright Metallic Red.
To find out more...
By teaming up with Marcus Miller, Sire is starting a revolution: offering instruments of impeccable quality, with characteristics worthy of high-end basses, at an affordable price.
Take a Sire Marcus Miller bass in your hands and you will immediately notice that no concessions have been made on quality, from the violin making to the electronics, including the finishes.
Sire Marcus Miller instruments simply offer the best quality/price ratio on the market!
“For me to put my name on them, they had to be perfect!” Marcus Miller.
Take a Sire Marcus Miller bass in your hands and you will immediately notice that no concessions have been made on quality, from the violin making to the electronics, including the finishes.
Sire Marcus Miller instruments simply offer the best quality/price ratio on the market!
“For me to put my name on them, they had to be perfect!” Marcus Miller.
