Marcus Miller V7 Alder-5 FL TS 2nd Gen

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Marcus Miller V7 Alder-5 FL TS 2nd Gen

Marcus Miller

V7 Alder-5 FL TS 2nd Gen

4.8 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 445985
Model: V7 Alder-5 FL TS 2nd Gen
Price: $713.90

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The V7 Alder-5 FL TS 2nd Gen is a seriously impressive fretless bass offering a smooth, warm tone and fantastic versatility. Its build quality is solid, and the Marcus Miller electronics provide a wide range of tonal options. This is a great choice for intermediate to advanced players looking for a high-quality fretless experience without the premium price tag.

Product Description

  • Marcus Miller V7 Alder-5 FL TS 2nd Gen
  • Electric Guitar
  • Fretless
  • Alder body
  • One-piece maple neck
  • Ebony fingerboard
  • Neck profile: C
  • Fingerboard radius: 241 mm
  • Scale: 34" (Long scale)
  • Bone nut
  • Nut width: 46 mm
  • String spacing
  • Pickups: 2 Marcus Super-J Revolution Jazz single coils
  • Marcus Heritage-3 electronics with frequency control
  • Controls: Volume/Tone (Dual Pot)
  • Pickup Blender
  • Treble
  • Middle/Middle Frequency (Dual Pot)
  • Bass
  • Active/Passive mini switch
  • Equipped with 2x 9 V batteries
  • Marcus Miller Modern S bridge
  • Chrome hardware
  • Colour: Tobacco Sunburst
  • Made by Sire
PROS
  • • Alder body delivers a warm, resonant tone with excellent sustain.
  • • Marcus Super-J Revolution Jazz pickups offer articulate clarity and punch.
  • • Heritage-3 electronics provide versatile tonal shaping with precise frequency control.
  • • The C-profile maple neck ensures comfortable playability and fast action.
CONS
  • • Fretless basses demand a higher level of playing skill and careful setup.
  • • Ebony fingerboard can be unforgiving to beginners regarding buzzing.
  • • The active electronics require two 9V batteries, adding to maintenance.

Product Video

Key Features

Body Material Alder
Neck Material Maple
Fingerboard Ebony
Pickups Marcus Super-J Revolution Jazz (single coil)
Scale Length 34 in
Frets Fretless
Strings 5-string
Weight Approximately 9.5 lbs (4.3 kg)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The neck profile is quite comfortable, but the ebony fingerboard is harder than rosewood, so it may feel a bit different – expect a more direct connection and potentially more buzz if your technique isn’t polished.
They’re surprisingly close! They capture a lot of vintage Jazz tone with a modern clarity and articulation that holds up well in a mix.
All fretless basses require more frequent tuning, but the bone nut and Marcus Miller bridge contribute to stability. Careful string stretching and a good setup are essential for consistent intonation.

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