Marcus Miller - Z7 4 Cordes Natural
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Electric Bass
Sire Marcus Miller Z7 4 Strings Natural
ARTICLE N° 122575
Features
Body shape
Type Jazz Bass
Type of tuners
Open tuners
Number of strings
4
Instrument size
Long scale (34")
Number of frets
22
Body Type
Solid body
Nut width
42,00 mm (1,654")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Maple
Scale length
863,00 mm (34,00")
Pickup type
Actives
Fingerboard radius
304 mm (11,968")
Body material
Marsh ash
Hardware color
Chrome
Electronic
Active
Cutaway
Yes
Bridge configuration
Fix
Pickguard color
Black
Artist
Marcus Miller
Pickup setup
H, J
Neck shape
C
Packaging
Single unit
Color
Natural Wood
Assembly
Bolt-on neck
Other features
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Sire Marcus Miller Z7 4 Strings
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Electric bass
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Series : Z7
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Format: Sire Z-Bass
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Pitch : 863.6 mm
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Colour: Natural (NT)
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Bridge : Sire Premium MM bridge
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Neck : Torrefied maple and hard maple, C profile
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Fingerboard : Hard Maple, Edgeless™
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Radius : 304.8 mm
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Number of frets : 22
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Frets types: Stainless steel, Medium Jumbo
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Frets size : 2,7 mm
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Nut: Bone, 42 mm wide
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Tuning: Premium open tuning
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Fittings finish: Chrome
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Pickup: Sire Premium J+MM pickup set
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Preamp: Marcus Heritage-3 with midrange control
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Controls: Volume/Tone, Blender, Treble, Midrange/Frequency, Bass
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Original strings: DR Dragon Skin+ DBQ-45
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Swamp ash body
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Sire Z-Bass shape inspired by 70s basses
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Pickguard: 3-ply black
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Neck joint plate with 5 steel screws
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Aluminium buttons
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3-band active equalization
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Preamp with blender and tone control
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Humbucker configuration + anti-noise Jazz split pickup
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Access to a wide range of vintage and modern sounds
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Natural finish available depending on wood used
To find out more...
Marcus Miller learnt to play the clarinet at school at a very early age, before discovering the electric bass. His interest in wind instruments had a strong influence on the way he constructed his melodic lines. Unlike some bassists who focus solely on rhythm, he often thinks of his phrases like a saxophonist or singer. This approach explains why his lines remain so lilting and memorable. He continues to play bass clarinet on several albums and in concert. This instrument brings a deep, warm colour that considerably enriches his arrangements and allows him to explore more orchestral sound textures in his modern compositions.
