Sire V1 Bass Guitar in Antique White

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£299.00

This is a New Sire V1 Bass Guitar in Antique White from Sire, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Sire V1 Bass Guitar in Antique White brings the acclaimed Marcus Miller inspired feel and tone to a price point that is accessible to almost any player. With its smooth rolled fretboard edges, comfortable C shape neck and classic Jazz style layout, it is an ideal first serious bass or a reliable workhorse for rehearsals, gigs and studio sessions. Built around a solid mahogany body and a pair of Sire Basic J single coil pickups, the V1 delivers familiar punchy Jazz bass sounds with a warm, rounded low end. A fully passive control layout keeps things simple and responsive, while quality touches like a real bone nut, rosewood fingerboard and open gear tuners give the instrument a premium feel far beyond its price. Whether you are learning your first lines, stepping up to your first gigging bass or adding a dependable backup to your collection, the Sire V1 in Antique White offers a slick playing experience and versatile tones in a stylish, stage ready finish. Comfortable Marcus Miller Jazz Style Body The V1 uses Sire’s Marcus Miller Jazz shape, giving you a familiar offset body that sits comfortably whether you are standing or seated. The contours help the bass hug your body, reducing fatigue over long sets and making it easier to maintain good technique. Smooth Edgeless Rosewood Fingerboard Sire’s Edgeless rolled fretboard edges are a standout feature at this price. The rosewood fingerboard feels broken in straight out of the box, with no sharp fret ends to catch your hand. This makes position shifts smoother and more controlled, which is especially helpful for developing players. Classic Passive J Bass Electronics A pair of Sire Basic J pickups and a traditional passive control layout put a wide range of usable tones at your fingertips. Independent volume controls for each pickup plus a master tone knob let you blend from deep, neck heavy warmth to tight, bridge focused bite without fuss. Reliable Hardware For Everyday Use The Sire Basic Bass Bridge, open gear tuners and chrome hardware are designed to keep the V1 stable and ready to play. Tuning holds well, intonation is easy to dial in, and the three ply black pickguard completes the classic look of the Antique White finish. Key Features Ultra Affordable With Premium Feel – Despite its accessible price, the V1 carries Sire’s trademark smooth neck feel and rolled fretboard edges, giving you the comfort and playability usually found on far more expensive instruments. Mahogany Body With Marcus Miller Jazz Shape – The mahogany body provides a warm, full foundation while the familiar Jazz style shape offers excellent ergonomics, making long rehearsals and gigs more comfortable. Edgeless Rosewood Fingerboard – The Edgeless rolled fingerboard edges and medium frets create a fast, inviting playing surface that is kind to your hands and encourages clean, confident technique across all 22 frets. Passive Sire Basic J Pickup Set – Two Sire Basic J single coils with independent volume controls and a master tone deliver a wide palette of classic bass sounds, from smooth and supportive to bright and articulate, without the need for batteries. SpecificationsBody Body Material: Mahogany Body Shape: Marcus Miller Jazz Shape Colour: Antique White (AWH) Neck Neck Material: Hard Maple Neck Shape: C Shape Scale Length: 34″ Fingerboard Material: Rosewood Edgeless (Rolled Fretboard Edges) Fingerboard Radius: 9.5″ Frets: 2.4 mm Medium Number of Frets: 22 String Nut: Bone Nut Width: 38 mm Inlays: Dot Neck Joint: Four Bolt Steel Plate Electronics Pickups: Sire Basic J Pickup Set Preamp: Passive Volume and Tone Control Controls: Volume (Neck Pickup), Volume (Bridge Pickup), Tone (Master) Knobs: Plastic Type, Black Hardware Bridge: Sire Basic Bass Bridge Tuning Gear: Sire Basic Open Gear Hardware Finish: Chrome Pickguard: Black 3 ply

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Sire has quickly earned a reputation for delivering high-quality instruments that combine professional performance with exceptional value. Best known for its collaboration with legendary bassist Marcus Miller, the brand focuses on precision engineering, smooth playability, and tonal versatility. Sire’s basses and guitars feature premium components like rolled fretboard edges, active preamps, and solid tonewoods that rival instruments costing far more. Designed to meet the needs of modern players across genres, Sire blends craftsmanship and innovation to make great tone accessible to everyone, from aspiring musicians to seasoned professionals seeking reliability without compromise.

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