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The Marcus Miller M6 Headless 6 Black Satin is a modern electric bass designed to offer optimal playing comfort thanks to its headless design and light weight of less than 4 kg. Suitable for various styles such as rock, metal, or blues, it features an active 3-band preamplifier with precise frequency control for remarkable sound versatility. Its ergonomic maple and mahogany neck, combined with 24 stainless steel medium jumbo frets, ensures fluid playability and ideal tuning stability, perfect for extended sessions in the studio or on stage.
| Model | Marcus Miller M6 Headless 6 Black Satin |
|---|---|
| Type | 6-string electric bass |
| Body | Swamp Ash |
| Neck | 5-piece maple/mahogany, C-shape |
| Scale Length | 33"~34.5" |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood, 16" radius |
| Frets | 24 medium jumbo stainless steel frets (2.4mm) |
| Nut | Graphtech Tusq XL, 55.36mm |
| Pickups | Marcus Pure-H Revolution set |
| Preamp | Marcus Heritage-3 active 3-band with midrange control |
| Controls | Volume, tone, blend, treble, bass, midrange/frequency, active/passive switch |
| Bridge | Sire Headless Individual Bass Bridge |
| Finish | Black Satin |
| Weight | Less than 4 kg (4-string version) |
| Neck Joint | 5 screws |
| Inlays | Rounded rectangular pearloid white/abalone block |
| Hardware | Black, no tuners |
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