Marcus Miller V7 Alder-4 TS 2nd Gen

a great bass with the features and playability of something that costs much more. Only real cons are the tuners feel pretty cheap and weak, but they can be pretty cheaply replaced by my luthier and even with that factored in this feels better than any bass I've played up to now!
Pro's are a solidly built alder bass with a maple neck which is pretty unheard of in this price range, with a great pre-amp to boot, Mine came with a great set-up although I did lower the action a little to suit my tastes this was a 5 minute job and otherwise was playable right out the box.
The rolled fretboard is a dream to play on and the bass itself looks stunning!

I bought the Sire MM Jazz Bass because I always have wanted a Jazz Bass, but always have bought something else!
This MM bass have exactly the look and features I want from a Jazz Bass.
Tobacco sunburst, Turtoise pick guard, neck - rosewood with binding and block inlays.

The bass was delivered with ok strings, probably dAddarios, and was well adjusted.
The exterior of the bass is after my opinion very good. The body is made of three parts, glued together. Neck is made of one pice wood.
The neck is typically JB, narrow at the nut, and very playable.
Hardware: Tuning keys and bridge is good quality.
Pick ups are ok, and fine preamp with bass, parametric mid and treble, which is possible to switch on/off.
Master tone and volume, and pick up balance.

The bass have a good balance when playing, with no particular neck dive.

I seriously recommend this bass as top value for the money, features and playability!