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This left-handed electric bass offers remarkable versatility, ideal for both beginner and experienced musicians. Its North American alder body and maple neck guarantee excellent stability and playing comfort, while its Marcus super Jazz Revolution pickups ensure a clear and powerful sound. The ability to switch between active and passive modes allows for easy tonal adaptation to different styles, whether in the studio, rehearsal, or on stage. Its New Marcus Miller Jazz Type design and orange finish add an aesthetic touch while facilitating grip thanks to the rounded neck edges.
| Model | Marcus Miller V3-4 LH Orange RN |
|---|---|
| Body | North American Alder |
| Body Shape | New Marcus Miller Jazz Type |
| Neck | Maple, C-shape |
| Scale Length | 34” |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood, 9’5” radius |
| Frets | 20 medium small frets |
| Nut | 38 mm |
| Inlays | Pearloid |
| Pickups | Marcus super Jazz Revolution set |
| Preamp | Marcus Heritage-3 with middle control |
| Controls | Volume / Tone (Dual Pot), Pickup Blender, Treble, Middle / Middle Frequency (Dual Pot), Bass, Mini Toggle (Active / Passive) |
| Bridge | Marcus standard Bass through-body |
| Machine Heads | Standard Open-Gear (Chrome) |
| Pickguard | Tortoise 3-ply |
| Weight | 3.80 kg |
| Finish | Orange |
| Orientation | Left-handed |
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