Sire Marcus Miller P7 5-String
Sire Marcus Miller P7 5-String
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The lowest price for Sire Marcus Miller P7 Alder 5 String V2 Antique White right now is $1,299.00 at Bass Centre.
The all-time low was $894.13 on 9 Sept 2026 — today's price is 45% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 8 Oct 2026.
Sire Marcus Miller P7 Alder 5 String V2 Antique White
Sire Marcus Miller P7 5-String
Sire Marcus Miller P7 5-String
Last updated at 08/10/2026 06:27:13
Sire Marcus Miller P7 Alder 4 string V2 Antique White
originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
I've had my P7 for a week now, playing it every day. I own many basses, most of which cost at least 3 times what the Sire cost. I haven't picked up any of my other basses since the Sire arrived. It's not only a good bass for the money, it's sound stands up to all of my basses (Maruszczyk, Warwick, Jerzy Drozd, Marco, Status). With the 48 month 0% interest deal, there just is no reason at all to not buy one or more of these. It greatly surpassed my expectations. Be aware that this doesn't come with a gig bag. You can purchase one separately.
originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
This is seriously a phenomenal bass for the price range. It's versatile, easy to play, and fits well for my needs an army musician. It only needed a few tweaks to the action and intonation out of the box, and I had it gig-ready in about 5-10 minutes. There are only 2 major complaints that I have about this bass: 1)it didn't come with a gig bag, and 2)the P pickup is a good bit louder than the J pickup. However, I'll still give it five star rating given the great price. I was drawn to this bass because I'm a die-hard fender player, I wanted a 5 string PJ style bass, and fender doesn't actually make a 5 string PJ. This bass is easily as good of quality as my $1500 American J and P basses.
originally posted on ebay.com
Best value for the money, the neck feels great, needed no adjustments, wide tonal palate, active or passive modes, quite top heavy, quality parts.
| Number of Strings | 5 |
| Handedness | Right-Handed |
| Instrument Type | Bass Guitar |
| Nut Width | 46 mm (5 String) |
| Nut Material | Natural Bone |
Sire Marcus Miller P7 Alder 4 string V2 Antique White
I've had my P7 for a week now, playing it every day. I own many basses, most of which cost at least 3 times what the Sire cost. I haven't picked up any of my other basses since the Sire arrived. It's not only a good bass for the money, it's sound stands up to all of my basses (Maruszczyk, Warwick, Jerzy Drozd, Marco, Status). With the 48 month 0% interest deal, there just is no reason at all to not buy one or more of these. It greatly surpassed my expectations. Be aware that this doesn't come with a gig bag. You can purchase one separately.
This is seriously a phenomenal bass for the price range. It's versatile, easy to play, and fits well for my needs an army musician. It only needed a few tweaks to the action and intonation out of the box, and I had it gig-ready in about 5-10 minutes. There are only 2 major complaints that I have about this bass: 1)it didn't come with a gig bag, and 2)the P pickup is a good bit louder than the J pickup. However, I'll still give it five star rating given the great price. I was drawn to this bass because I'm a die-hard fender player, I wanted a 5 string PJ style bass, and fender doesn't actually make a 5 string PJ. This bass is easily as good of quality as my $1500 American J and P basses.
Best value for the money, the neck feels great, needed no adjustments, wide tonal palate, active or passive modes, quite top heavy, quality parts.
I've been itching for a five string for some time. I was leaning towards a fretless (and probably will still grab a Godin A5 some day), but I kept coming back to the Sires. I was going to get the jazz model, but noticed the P7, which would fit in perfectly with my white American Pro Pbass and Sunburst Tony Franklin Signature.I had to lower the action quite a bit. I put Thomastik flats on it and it sounds like a beast now. Very even. I didn't have to adjust the pickups at all. And the intonation was just about perfect out of the box.
Excellent upgrade to the first generation. I can easily recommend the Version 2 bass over the version 1. The neck feels great and the tone from the upgraded pick-up is excellent
These are the most amazing, under-rated bass guitars - I have bought 3 now over the past 2 years. This one is a 5-string, and the other two are 4-string bass guitars (one of woods and round wound strings to give a brighter sound; the other of woods and flat wound strings to give a deeper, richer sound). I use them at live gigs, and people always want to know the make of these bass guitars because they sound phenomenal! Marcus Miller would not put his name to a piece of rubbish! All my bass guitars are precision (as opposed to jazz) bass guitars, but you have the best of all worlds because the lower end of the neck is extremely narrow, you have a precision and a jazz pickup, and the fact that it is an active bass makes all the difference in that having that 'first ... MoreThese are the most amazing, under-rated bass guitars - I have bought 3 now over the past 2 years. This one is a 5-string, and the other two are 4-string bass guitars (one of woods and round wound strings to give a brighter sound; the other of woods and flat wound strings to give a deeper, richer sound). I use them at live gigs, and people always want to know the make of these bass guitars because they sound phenomenal! Marcus Miller would not put his name to a piece of rubbish! All my bass guitars are precision (as opposed to jazz) bass guitars, but you have the best of all worlds because the lower end of the neck is extremely narrow, you have a precision and a jazz pickup, and the fact that it is an active bass makes all the difference in that having that 'first stage' amplification enriches the bass contribution when your music is amplified futher by the back line equipment to give a beautiful, rich, powerful sound. I love these bass guitars - I don't ever feel the need to use the famous 'F' (brand) word when I have these instruments which I strongly believe give all the popular established branded instruments a very good run for their money!
Appears to be a slight bend on the stacked pots meaning the top control is not parallel with bottom one on both the volume/tone and active mid control
I bought the sire p7 five string 6 months ago from musicians friend. I wanted a pbass sound but in a 5 string. I am a converted guitar player to bass for some 20 years. I play with a atleast weekly with c & w group and also with church praise team. This bass is wonderful. It is of course a single coil and not a humbucker like I always played before. This bass has a great tight sound and does not boom like a humbucker. But the low B is the best I have ever played. And You can dial up any style. In addition to the sound, it is very playable. The neck and action is like shaking hands with an old friend.Larry
| Number of Strings | 5 |
| Handedness | Right-Handed |
| Instrument Type | Bass Guitar |
| Nut Width | 46 mm (5 String) |
| Nut Material | Natural Bone |
