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This left-handed electric bass offers exceptional sound power, ideal for musicians seeking a balance between vintage and modern. Its North American alder body and roasted maple neck provide clear sound and deep lows, perfect for concerts, recordings, and rehearsals. The wide neck profile facilitates different playing styles, while simple controls ensure precise sound management without altering natural purity. A versatile bass suitable for studio, stage, and at-home practice.
| Model | Marcus Miller P5 Alder-4 LH Mild Green MN |
|---|---|
| Body Type | Left-handed Precision bass type |
| Body Wood | North American alder |
| Neck | Hard roasted maple, wide C-shape |
| Scale Length | 34" |
| Fretboard | Hard roasted maple, 9.5" radius |
| Frets | 2.4 mm medium |
| Nut | 42 mm bone |
| Inlays | Black |
| Pickup | Marcus Vintage-Precision Set |
| Controls | Volume and Tone |
| Bridge | Marcus vintage-S |
| Tuners | Premium Open gear (Chrome) |
| Knobs | Chrome metal |
| Pickguard | Tortoise |
| Finish | Mild Green |
Product: Marcus Miller P5 Alder-4 LH Mild Green MN
SKU: MM321
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
Address:
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6 rue d'Armaillé
75017 Paris, France
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Sat: 10am–12pm / 2pm–6pm
Closed Sunday & Monday
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