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The Sire Marcus Miller P10 bass is the precision version of the V10, with the same flame roasted neck and fingerboard. Featuring an alder body, a silky satin neck finish and an asymmetrical shape for a smooth, easy grip, the P10 feels just as good as it looks. Equipped with a Marcus Traditional Bridge and Marcus Premium PJ Revolution Set pickups, this 4-string bass delivers stable, focused sound and comfortable playability.
Sire Marcus Miller P10 Alder 4-String Bass Tobacco Sunburst
Sire Marcus Miller P10 Alder 4-String Bass Tobacco Sunburst

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  • Alder body with solid maple top and flamed veneer
  • Roasted hard maple neck with asymmetrical C-shape profile
  • Roasted maple fingerboard with 9.5” radius
  • Marcus Super-J Revolution Set pickups
  • Open-gear tuners
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Neck
  • Shape: Asymmetrical C-shape 
  • Wood: Maple
  • Neck joint: Bolt-on
  • Scale length: 34”
  • Truss rod: Standard
  • Finish: Satin
Pickups
  • Pickup configuration: HH
  • Neck: Proprietary Humbucker
  • Bridge: Proprietary Humbucker
  • Control layout: Master volume, Master tone, Blend
Fretboard
  • Material: Maple
  • Radius: 9.5"
  • Fret size: Medium
  • Number of frets: 24
  • Inlays: Abalone Block
  • Nut material/width: Bone
Body
  • Body wood: Alder
  • Top wood: Maple
Hardware
  • Tuning machines: Open-gear
  • Color: Chrome
Other
  • Number of strings: 4 String
  • Country of origin: South Korea
  • Orientation: Right-handed

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  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byEamon

    fromMelbourne, Florida

    I have a Fender Squire Jazz bass which serves me well as I am learning the instrument/ I kno MM basses have a good reputation so my question is: is it worth paying for a MM bass as an upgrade given some of the pricing is similar to the Fender Squire basses or do I need to be looking at circa $2k+ models?

    I have a Fender Squire Jazz bass which serves me well as I am learning the instrument/ I kno MM basses have a good reputation so my question is: is it worth paying for a MM bass as an upgrade given some of the pricing is similar to the Fender Squire basses or do I need to be looking at circa $2k+ models?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    You say your Squire serves you well. That being the case I wouldn't automatically recommend a MIM Fender. They're basically the same. And when you upgrade ask yourself what you are upgrading from and what do you want to upgrade to. You don't need to consider $2K+ instrument. Nobody "needs" an instrument at that price. Please give us a call to better help you out – 877-687-5403