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Review Demo Sire Marcus Miller P7
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Read the review: http://bit.ly/SireMillerp7 • Relative newcomer Sire’s collaboration with Marcus Miller has already been a prosperous one. Since the bass manufacturer’s launch in 2015, they have garnered attention and praise by producing quality instruments at eye-popping values. Diversifying from their successful Jazz-style instruments, as well as a take on modern bass design with their M Series, Sire has unveiled another classic-form bass with the introduction of the P7. It has P-style aesthetics with versatile inclusions like a P/J pickup configuration, active electronics, and, for the P7 model we checked out, a 5th string for sonic spelunking. • The P7 features design elements of the past and present. Sire kept it classic for our test bass: a black-finished alder body bolted to a hard-maple neck that’s capped with a rosewood fretboard. Players who prefer a swamp-ash body and maple fretboard combo will be pleased to know they're also available (for an extra $100), and the P7 is offered in different finishes. • Sire’s proprietary components make up the P7’s electronics outfit. The Marcus Super Precision pickup set consists of a P-style pickup in the neck and a J-style single-coil residing in the bridge position. A Marcus Heritage-3 preamp handles the tone-shaping duties. Fronting the 18V preamp are dials for volume and tone, which are in a stacked configuration. Neighboring the stacked duo is the blend control, which is followed by the 3-band EQ. The treble and bass dials provide cut and boost of fixed frequencies, while the midrange is manipulated by a stacked combination of boost/cut and frequency controls. A passive/active switch is tucked in neatly among the knobs. • Other features include a heavy mass bridge that was developed with Marcus Miller’s input, Sire open-gear clover tuners, and a bone nut. • Continue reading: http://bit.ly/SireMillerp7
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