Marcus Miller M2 WHP 2nd Gen

Came setted up by Thomann with fresh D'addario roundwound strings. The bass plays pretty well and the tone you can get is amazing. You can easily get tones from all kind of genres. The active preamp is pretty great and offers tons of versatility. The instrument keeps in tune for a long time. The neck is very easy on the hands and the rolled edges offer great playability. The only con is a half broken screw in the bridge (a part of me the metal is broken off) and some of the wood in the headstock was painted more but nothing major. Also the battery cover was kinda hard to get off but it was easily removed with a suction cup.

Very good active bass. I bought it in white colour because I think it is the prettiest. Personally, I do not like black matte or transparen blue. I have nothing serious to complain about. The sound is mega dynamic and powerful thanks to the preamplifier powered by two 9v batteries. It has amazing definition. The bass is light and has a very comfortable neck. From the small things that I could find fault with, the edge of the fretboard is not as rounded as the manufacturer is proud off and the few frets are not perfectly finished either. Additionally, the cheap plastic potentiometers take away some of the charm, which in my case I immediately replaced with metal ones. And actually, that was the only thing I replaced because the rest is that really good. To sum up, I am very pleased with the sound in the passive and active option. The tonal range thanks to the three-step equalizer is huge from light, lively sounds to a large, heavy, massive sound.
I personally play metal and I really like this bass, I also love its shape.
I think there is nothing better in this price range.