Sire P5 is created for max power playing. Adopting Bass Legend Marcus Miller’s preferences, one can produce remarkable vintage and modern tones for studio recording and live performances from this P's pure low ends. FEATURES - The Sire P5 has a pure collaboration of the P Style Body & Marcus-signature electronics and hardware for precise low registers.- This P bass' wide neck profile composed of the C-shaped roasted hard maple structure and rolled fretboard edges enhance its playability and maintain its comfortable feel whit keepvintageing it .
Sire P5 is created for max power playing. Adopting Bass Legend Marcus Miller’s preferences, one can produce remarkable vintage and modern tones for studio recording and live performances from this P's pure low ends. FEATURES - The Sire P5 has a pure collaboration of the P Style Body & Marcus-signature electronics and hardware for precise low registers.- This P bass' wide neck profile composed of the C-shaped roasted hard maple structure and rolled fretboard edges enhance its playability and maintain its comfortable feel whit keepvintageing it .
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last seen 10 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Sire P5 5 String Bass Mint Green was $887.21 at MusicStoreLive.com, compared across 3 retailers (last seen 10 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $887.21 on 10 May 2026.
Prices last updated 10 May 2026.
Sire P5 5 String Bass Mint Green
Sire P5 is created for max power playing. Adopting Bass Legend Marcus Miller’s preferences, one can produce remarkable vintage and modern tones for studio recording and live performances from this P's pure low ends. FEATURES - The Sire P5 has a pure collaboration of the P Style Body & Marcus-signature electronics and hardware for precise low registers.- This P bass' wide neck profile composed of the C-shaped roasted hard maple structure and rolled fretboard edges enhance its playability and maintain its comfortable feel whit keepvintageing it .
Sire P5 is created for max power playing. Adopting Bass Legend Marcus Miller’s preferences, one can produce remarkable vintage and modern tones for studio recording and live performances from this P's pure low ends. FEATURES - The Sire P5 has a pure collaboration of the P Style Body & Marcus-signature electronics and hardware for precise low registers.- This P bass' wide neck profile composed of the C-shaped roasted hard maple structure and rolled fretboard edges enhance its playability and maintain its comfortable feel whit keepvintageing it .
Last updated at 10/05/2026 21:45:10
Sire Marcus Miller P5 5-String Bass, Roasted Maple Fretboard, Mild Green
Sire | Marcus Miller | P5 | Alder Maple | w/ FREE Sire Premium GigBag - Gsus4 5 Strings / Mild Green
Free delivery
Sire MARCUS MILLER P5 5 String Bass Mint Green
originally posted on sweetwater.com
Long time 4 string player that's been looking to transition to 5 for a few years now. Wanted a swiss army knife option and figured what fits that better than a Pbass? I've been keeping an eye on the Sire stuff for a minute and since this was the best 5 string Pbass option, I pulled the trigger without testing first and can easily say after a few gigs and practices, that this has been one of the best instrument purchases I've ever made. Surprisingly not that many reviews, but the ones that do exist have been spot on in my opinion: In short: * It was lighter than expected. I almost thought the box was empty when it was delivered. Great news for my back and shoulder. * The neck is slick, fast and gorgeous. It makes the entire experience really. I would have bought it ... MoreLong time 4 string player that's been looking to transition to 5 for a few years now. Wanted a swiss army knife option and figured what fits that better than a Pbass? I've been keeping an eye on the Sire stuff for a minute and since this was the best 5 string Pbass option, I pulled the trigger without testing first and can easily say after a few gigs and practices, that this has been one of the best instrument purchases I've ever made. Surprisingly not that many reviews, but the ones that do exist have been spot on in my opinion: In short: * It was lighter than expected. I almost thought the box was empty when it was delivered. Great news for my back and shoulder. * The neck is slick, fast and gorgeous. It makes the entire experience really. I would have bought it after a test just based on the neck alone. * The build quality is better than some $1300 past purchases I've made. A seriously beautiful job Your mileage may vary, but the cons so far are as teported by others * Pickups are loud and sound great, albeit, a bit mid-heavy as reported. A swap is in the very near future for me. I've heard there's a new improved Sire p5 pickup, but probably going with SeymourDuncan quarter pounders. * Neck dive is an issue. Def swap the stocks for some lightweight tuners. * I've heard some stock bridge complaints, but, seems to do an ok job so far. Might swap the tuners and bridge for Hipshot products and call it a day. So far it's covered multiple music styles and venues like a champ. Exactly the swiss army knife I was looking for. I own a couple, but I can see this being my main go-to bass for years to come. Kudos to Sire and of course, to Sweetwater for providing an effortless buying experience.
originally posted on Andertons Music
You get A LOT for your money. The good:The flame veneer looks the part, 4A and 5A are really markerting but this is better than more expensive guitars I have with a veneer and looks great, can't fault that.The weight is there, this isn't a light guitar, it's an LP and it's what you'd expect.It's got the right modern features, nice cutaway on the neck and a kind of reversed PRS scoop, as it's on the back and feels really nice and you don't see it. Which I appreciate, as in, it's functional.On the modern theme it's got locking tuners, they're not the best I've felt but far, far from the worst. Really solid and essentially Grover copies.The ebony fingerboard feels great and no issues with the finish. The bone nut fits well and no rough feeling, ebony and bone ... MoreYou get A LOT for your money. The good:The flame veneer looks the part, 4A and 5A are really markerting but this is better than more expensive guitars I have with a veneer and looks great, can't fault that.The weight is there, this isn't a light guitar, it's an LP and it's what you'd expect.It's got the right modern features, nice cutaway on the neck and a kind of reversed PRS scoop, as it's on the back and feels really nice and you don't see it. Which I appreciate, as in, it's functional.On the modern theme it's got locking tuners, they're not the best I've felt but far, far from the worst. Really solid and essentially Grover copies.The ebony fingerboard feels great and no issues with the finish. The bone nut fits well and no rough feeling, ebony and bone to me make the best combo.The 3-ways switch and pots feel really nice, I haven't checked to see if they're switchcraft and CTS, but they feel as good. So good they're the brands in my mind.Tailpiece is branded Tonepros, which is Gotoh's premium brand, the bridge is branded Gotoh. Gotoh make the bridges for Gibson and is a very common upgrade for Epihone users, you've got it from the get go here.Pickups, they sound awesome. Everything from Gary Moore to Slash, sounds great. I'd be surprised if your first thought was to replace these.The bad...One of my pickup rings was chipped, Andertons offered me a replacement guitar or some store credit, I took the credit and ordered some Epiphone ivory replacements.Some of the binding has the odd blemish, so I point this out as it's not 100% perfect, I can clean that with a razor blade though.The feel, sound and looks are awesome though. Really, really surprised. Any small issues I had I've been able to sort with little effort.
originally posted on Andertons Music
Punches well above its weight. What you heard about the gorgeous neck is true. Well thought out details several hundred quid cheaper than ‘the opposition’.
Sire Marcus Miller P5 5-String Bass, Roasted Maple Fretboard, Mild Green
Sire | Marcus Miller | P5 | Alder Maple | w/ FREE Sire Premium GigBag - Gsus4 5 Strings / Mild Green
Free delivery
Sire MARCUS MILLER P5 5 String Bass Mint Green
Long time 4 string player that's been looking to transition to 5 for a few years now. Wanted a swiss army knife option and figured what fits that better than a Pbass? I've been keeping an eye on the Sire stuff for a minute and since this was the best 5 string Pbass option, I pulled the trigger without testing first and can easily say after a few gigs and practices, that this has been one of the best instrument purchases I've ever made. Surprisingly not that many reviews, but the ones that do exist have been spot on in my opinion: In short: * It was lighter than expected. I almost thought the box was empty when it was delivered. Great news for my back and shoulder. * The neck is slick, fast and gorgeous. It makes the entire experience really. I would have bought it ... MoreLong time 4 string player that's been looking to transition to 5 for a few years now. Wanted a swiss army knife option and figured what fits that better than a Pbass? I've been keeping an eye on the Sire stuff for a minute and since this was the best 5 string Pbass option, I pulled the trigger without testing first and can easily say after a few gigs and practices, that this has been one of the best instrument purchases I've ever made. Surprisingly not that many reviews, but the ones that do exist have been spot on in my opinion: In short: * It was lighter than expected. I almost thought the box was empty when it was delivered. Great news for my back and shoulder. * The neck is slick, fast and gorgeous. It makes the entire experience really. I would have bought it after a test just based on the neck alone. * The build quality is better than some $1300 past purchases I've made. A seriously beautiful job Your mileage may vary, but the cons so far are as teported by others * Pickups are loud and sound great, albeit, a bit mid-heavy as reported. A swap is in the very near future for me. I've heard there's a new improved Sire p5 pickup, but probably going with SeymourDuncan quarter pounders. * Neck dive is an issue. Def swap the stocks for some lightweight tuners. * I've heard some stock bridge complaints, but, seems to do an ok job so far. Might swap the tuners and bridge for Hipshot products and call it a day. So far it's covered multiple music styles and venues like a champ. Exactly the swiss army knife I was looking for. I own a couple, but I can see this being my main go-to bass for years to come. Kudos to Sire and of course, to Sweetwater for providing an effortless buying experience.
You get A LOT for your money. The good:The flame veneer looks the part, 4A and 5A are really markerting but this is better than more expensive guitars I have with a veneer and looks great, can't fault that.The weight is there, this isn't a light guitar, it's an LP and it's what you'd expect.It's got the right modern features, nice cutaway on the neck and a kind of reversed PRS scoop, as it's on the back and feels really nice and you don't see it. Which I appreciate, as in, it's functional.On the modern theme it's got locking tuners, they're not the best I've felt but far, far from the worst. Really solid and essentially Grover copies.The ebony fingerboard feels great and no issues with the finish. The bone nut fits well and no rough feeling, ebony and bone ... MoreYou get A LOT for your money. The good:The flame veneer looks the part, 4A and 5A are really markerting but this is better than more expensive guitars I have with a veneer and looks great, can't fault that.The weight is there, this isn't a light guitar, it's an LP and it's what you'd expect.It's got the right modern features, nice cutaway on the neck and a kind of reversed PRS scoop, as it's on the back and feels really nice and you don't see it. Which I appreciate, as in, it's functional.On the modern theme it's got locking tuners, they're not the best I've felt but far, far from the worst. Really solid and essentially Grover copies.The ebony fingerboard feels great and no issues with the finish. The bone nut fits well and no rough feeling, ebony and bone to me make the best combo.The 3-ways switch and pots feel really nice, I haven't checked to see if they're switchcraft and CTS, but they feel as good. So good they're the brands in my mind.Tailpiece is branded Tonepros, which is Gotoh's premium brand, the bridge is branded Gotoh. Gotoh make the bridges for Gibson and is a very common upgrade for Epihone users, you've got it from the get go here.Pickups, they sound awesome. Everything from Gary Moore to Slash, sounds great. I'd be surprised if your first thought was to replace these.The bad...One of my pickup rings was chipped, Andertons offered me a replacement guitar or some store credit, I took the credit and ordered some Epiphone ivory replacements.Some of the binding has the odd blemish, so I point this out as it's not 100% perfect, I can clean that with a razor blade though.The feel, sound and looks are awesome though. Really, really surprised. Any small issues I had I've been able to sort with little effort.
Punches well above its weight. What you heard about the gorgeous neck is true. Well thought out details several hundred quid cheaper than ‘the opposition’.
