Sire Marcus Miller M2-4 Whp Rn
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The Essentials to Know About the M2-4 WHP RN Bass Guitar
The Essentials to Know About the M2-4 WHP RN Bass Guitar
- Modern "New Modern Bass" format: ergonomics designed for technical playing, with 24 frets to extend your range.
- Active/passive versatility via mini-toggle: effective for direct sound as well as precise equalization.
- Complete electronics: Marcus Blue Humbucker Set pickups + Marcus Heritage-3 preamp with midrange and mid-frequency control.
- Premium look: White Pearl finish and pearloid inlays for immediate stage presence.
Manufacturer Information
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An M2-4 that asserts the "modern" DNA of the range
The M2-4 WHP RN embraces a decidedly contemporary approach: a mahogany body, a maple neck with a C profile, and a performance-oriented electronic setup. Its "New Modern Bass" format and 24 frets position it as a bass designed for access to the upper register, comfort along the entire neck, and a wide tonal palette without being limited to a single musical identity.
For which bassist and styles?
This bass is particularly aimed at intermediate to advanced bassists who want true flexibility both in the studio and on stage. The humbuckers and 3-band preamp are well suited for styles requiring precision and impact (modern rock, pop, funk, gospel, metal, R&B), while still allowing the option to switch to passive mode for more organic and immediate tones.
The sound
The mahogany body provides a dense sonic foundation, with present low-mids and a natural roundness ideal for "filling" the mix. The maple neck adds attack and definition, useful for fast passages, slap, or right-hand nuances. The Marcus Blue humbuckers deliver a solid output level and balanced response: firm lows, consistent mids, and a smoother high end than a single coil. The Marcus Heritage-3 preamp enhances versatility with bass/treble controls and a more refined midrange section thanks to the frequency adjustment, not to mention the blender to precisely balance the pickup mix. The Active/Passive mini-toggle allows switching between immediate simplicity and detailed tone shaping.
Recommended compatible accessories
To fully exploit this 4-string with a long scale, prioritize a long scale bass string set in 45-105 gauge (according to specifications), as well as a strap and a high-quality 6.35 mm jack cable for stage and studio use.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | HH | Body | Mahogany |
| Left handed | No | Bridge / tailpiece | Fixed |
| Strings | Steel | Electronics | Active |
| Nbr of strings | 4 | Color | White |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood | Finishing | Glossy |
| Nbrs of frets | 24 | Hardware | Black |
| Wood | mahogany | Inlays | pearloid |
| Format | New Modern Bass | Bridge | Marcus Standard Bass through-body |
| Finish | White Pearl | Tuners | Basic Diecasting Gear, black |
| Profile | C | Pickups | Marcus Blue Humbucker Set |
| Scale length | 34" / 864 mm (manufacturer data) | Preamp | Marcus Heritage-3 (with midrange adjustment) |
| Radius | 12" / 305 mm (manufacturer data) | Controls | Volume / Tone (Dual Pot) | Pickup Blender | Treble | Middle / Middle Frequency (Dual Pot) | Bass |
| Frets | medium small | Mini-toggle | Active / Passive |
| Number of frets | 24 | Weight | 4.30 kg |
| Nut width | 38 mm / 1.50" | String gauge | 45-105 |
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A very nice surprise! The bass is light, beautiful, it's a pleasure to play with!
You know that a bass is good if you pass by and want to play it.
The neck is âroundedâ, which gives a more pleasant, smoother and less raw playing experience, which is a point that I really appreciate.
The sound is very good, a clean sound that you can modify at your leisure thanks to the multiple potentiometers, which are themselves of good quality.
It is very light, which makes it very pleasant to transport
The original strings are good, although not my favorites
I only give 4 stars for the quality because there are some defects, lack of finish, on this occasion for the more aesthetic side, in addition I find the tuning keys a bit âcheapâ
For that price, this bass competes with the most expensive ones. Being a bass player but having never tried a âMarcus Millerâ, I am leaning towards this one and it did not disappoint me. If you want an excellent bass for a medium budget, I recommend it.Automatically translated
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Questions frequently asked
Can the Sire Marcus Miller M2-4 Whp Rn operate in passive mode?
The Active/Passive mini-toggle switch allows switching from the Marcus Heritage-3 preamp to passive operation. The Volume/Tone control remains accessible via its dual potentiometer.
What sound do the humbucker pickups of this bass deliver?
The Marcus Blue Humbucker Set provides tight lows, solid mids, and a smooth top end. The mahogany body enhances low-mids and warmth.
What is the scale length of the M2-4?
The long scale measures 34 inches, i.e., 864 mm according to the supplier's data, with 24 medium small frets.
Is it possible to precisely adjust the midrange?
The Middle/Middle Frequency section on a dual potentiometer allows adjusting the midrange level and its frequency. Bass and treble also have dedicated controls. The blender controls the mix between the two pickups.
Which strings are recommended for this 4-string bass?
A set of long scale bass strings with a 45-105 pull matches the specified requirements. The Marcus Standard Bass bridge is through-body and fixed.



