Fender Jazz Bass MIJ Marcus Miller Tobacco Sunburst.

This bass was NEVER gigged. It has the lowest action of any bass I've played.
It can be viewed in Dublin or Galway.

Set up at Someneck Guitars and everything is perfect working order. Japanese Fender's are renowned for their build quality and this a perfect example. This is my 3rd jazz bass and while it can sound like a jazz the preamp makes this stand out from all other jazz basses.

It has an ash body, distinctive black pickguard/control plate and one piece C-shaped maple neck with a 7.25-radius maple fingerboard featuring white binding, white pearl block inlays and a satin finish (gloss finish on the headstock, plus Miller's signature). Incredible tone comes from dual vintage-style Jazz Bass single-coil pickups, and the two-band active EQ has an active/passive mini-toggle switch. Other features include chrome neck pickup cover, knurled chrome-dome knobs on the volume controls and black Jazz Bass knobs on the tone controls, a Badass Bass II bridge and three-bolt neck plate. FEATURES Ash Jazz Bass® body "C" Shape maple neck 20 Medium jumbo frets White pearloid block position inlays Urethane neck finish Artist signature on headstock 3 Bolt "F" neck plate w/ Micro Tilt„¢ White fingerboard binding "Bullet" style truss rod nut S/S pickup configuration Vintage Jazz Bass® single-coil bridge pickup and a '75 Vintage Jazz Bass® single-coil neck pickup Active Electronics Volume 1., Volume 2., Tone 1. Active Bass Boost/Cut, Tone 2. Treble Boost/Cut controls Nickel/Chrome hardware Leo Quan Badass® II bridge Synthetic bone nut Vintage style reverse tuning machines Chrome pickup cover Includes gig bag Unique Features: Chrome Neck Pickup Cover, Knurled Chrome Dome Knobs on Volume Controls, Black Jazz Bass® Knobs on Tone Controls, 3-Bolt Neck Plate with Micro-Tilt„¢ Adjustment, "Bullet" Truss Rod Adjustment, White Fingerboard Binding with White Pearl Block Position Inlays, Leo Quan Badass® II Bridge. 10.95 pounds.

Mint condition, phenomenal range of sounds. If its good enough for Mr. Miller well then.....