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This left-handed electric bass combines versatility and sound quality, ideal for musicians seeking a high-performance instrument at an accessible price. Its mahogany body and maple neck offer good stability and optimal playing comfort, especially thanks to the rounded neck edges. The Marcus Miller certified electronics, including a 3-band equalizer and an active/passive selector, allow for exploring a wide range of clear and precise sounds. Perfect for rehearsals, the studio, or the stage, it appeals to both beginners and experienced players looking for a reliable and expressive instrument.
| Model | Marcus Miller V3-5 LH Mahogany RN |
|---|---|
| Type | 5-string left-handed electric bass |
| Body | Mahogany |
| Body shape | New Marcus Miller Jazz Type |
| Neck | Maple, C-shape |
| Scale length | 34” |
| Fretboard | Rosewood, 9.5” radius |
| Frets | 20 medium small frets |
| Nut | 46 mm |
| Inlays | Pearloid |
| Pickup | Marcus Super Jazz Revolution set |
| Preamp | Marcus Heritage-3 with mid-frequency adjustment |
| Controls | Volume, Tone (Dual Pot), Pickup Blender, Treble, Middle/Middle Frequency (Dual Pot), Bass, Mini Toggle (Active/Passive) |
| Bridge | Marcus standard Through-body Bass |
| Tuners | Standard Open-Gear Chrome |
| Pickguard | 3-ply Tortoise |
| Weight | 4.50 kg |
| Finish | Mahogany |
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