Marcus Miller V7 Vint. Swamp Ash-4 2 Gen NT

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Marcus Miller V7 Vint. Swamp Ash-4 2 Gen NT

Marcus Miller

V7 Vint. Swamp Ash-4 2 Gen NT

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Product Info

Article Number: 572513
Model: V7 Vint. Swamp Ash-4 2 Gen NT
Price: $878.90

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This V7 Vintage is a solid choice if you're chasing that classic 70s J-Bass vibe. The swamp ash body and Vintage-J pickups nail the warm, woody tone, and the bolt-on maple neck is a joy to play. It’s a great option for funk, blues, and classic rock players wanting a premium-priced, vintage-inspired instrument.

Product Description

  • Marcus Miller V7 Vint. Swamp Ash-4 2 Gen NT
  • Electric Bass
  • Tuned to sound like the original bass from the 70s favoured by Marcus Miller
  • Body: Swamp Ash
  • Bolt-on neck: Maple
  • Fingerboard: Maple
  • Neck profile: C
  • Fingerboard inlays: Black Dots
  • Fingerboard radius: 184 mm (7.25")
  • Scale: 864 mm (34")
  • Nut width: 38 mm (1.5")
  • Bone nut
  • 20 Vintage frets
  • Pickups: 2 Marcus Vintage-J Revolution Single Coils
  • Electronics: Marcus Heritage- 3 with Middle Frequency Control
  • Control: Volume/Tone (Dual Pot)
  • Pickup Blender
  • Treble
  • Middle/Middle Frequency (Dual Pot)
  • Bass
  • Mini-switch for active/passive mode
  • 3-Ply black/white/black pickguard
  • Marcus Miller Vintage-S Bridge
  • Premium open machine heads
  • Chrome hardware
  • Colour: Natural
PROS
  • • Swamp ash body delivers resonant, warm, vintage tone.
  • • Maple neck & 7.25” radius offers comfortable, fast playability.
  • • Marcus Vintage-J Revolution pickups provide articulate, clear single-coil voice.
  • • Heritage-3 electronics offer versatile tone shaping with active/passive switching.
CONS
  • • Swamp ash can make it a bit heavier than some modern basses.
  • • 7.25” radius isn't ideal for all playing styles; steeper radii are more common now.
  • • Limited pickup options; primarily suited for vintage-inspired tones.

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Key Features

Body Material Swamp Ash
Neck Material Maple
Fingerboard Maple
Pickups 2 Marcus Vintage-J Revolution Single Coils
Scale Length 864 mm (34")
Frets 20 Vintage
Strings Nickel-plated steel (likely, standard for vintage-style basses)
Weight Approximately 9.5 lbs (estimated, based on swamp ash construction)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Vintage-J aims for a similar sonic profile – a clear, articulate tone – but often has a slightly more pronounced midrange character and a touch more output.
The 'C' profile is fairly standard and generally comfortable, but the 38mm nut width might feel a little narrower compared to some modern basses with wider necks.
Yes, switching to passive mode dramatically reduces the bass's output and removes the onboard EQ, providing a more traditional, 'transparent' tone.

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