Sire Marcus Miller P7 2nd Gen Alder 5 Black
electric bass guitar
PJ model
active/passive switchable
Marcus Miller pre-amp
5-string
rounded fretboard edges
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€679.00
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5 year warranty
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The Korean company Sire has made a lot of fame in a short time. And not just because they have managed to get none other than Marcus Miller inseparably attached to them. That's nice, but if the instruments weren't up to par, also inconsequential. And that's precisely where sire "nailed it"; these basses are awesome! At this price point, really a no-brainer. The sound is bold and very recognizable; feast for the lover of traditional J and P sounds, but at the same time the active basses are modern and very versatile. The P7 is Sire's PJ style bass with active electronics. This version has an alder body, maple neck and ebony fretboard with the rolled edges that make every Sire so comfortable to play. The pre-amp is Sire's own and was developed together with Marcus Miller. Another very cool feature that we see on all Sire basses is that the strings can be mounted both body through and bridge through (or go crazy and mix t up!); try that and hear what it does for the sound. The P7 is available in both 4 and 5 strings but also with ash body. The bass comes without gig bag or case.
| Brand | Sire |
|---|---|
| Ean Code | 0810046130698 |
| Color | black |
| Lefty | no |
| Body wood | alder |
| Fingerboard | ebony |
| Top | niet van toepassing |
| Construction | bolt on |
| Amount of strings | 5 |
| Active / passive | both, switchable |
| Finish | polyurethane |
| Koffer | no |
| Article number | 72887 |
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