Marcus Miller

"The former is what I’ve always played on, with my ’77 Jazz Bass. An ash body and maple neck makes for a bright sound for slapping because the woods are so hard, but for fingerstyle you have to work a bit harder to make the notes jump out. With an alder and rosewood combination, fingerstyle seems to jump out more, but you can slap on it, as well. That’s the main difference, so we offer both."

Marcus Miller on Bass player's Marcus Miller Sire Bass Interview http://www.bassplayer.com/artists/1171/marcus-miller-sire-bass-interview-web-exclusive/52959

Can be seen on this concert at 46:51

In the Dunlop Sessions video by jimdunlopusa on YouTube, Marcus Miller is seen playing his Fender Marcus Miller Signature Jazz Bass.

Marcus owns a few Sadowskys, fretted and fretless. Here he is playin a 4 with the Jamaica Boyz!!!

In this video from around 1989, Fodera Monarch 4 fretless can be exactly seen from 5:32. In addition, according to Fodera official website, "[...] Marcus Miller who bought a Monarch fretless bass in ’84 still uses it regularly." https://www.fodera.com/monarch-series/

In this photo, Marcus Miller playing Fender Jazz Bass.

In this Instagram post we can see young Marcus Miller playing on a fretless Kramer 450B, when he played with Lenny White. It can be heard in the song Night Games. It appears this picture was first posted on Marcus Miller's facebook.

In an interview posted in 2008 by fretlessbass.com, he says :

"I got my first fretless bass at age 17. It was a Kramer with a metal neck and a forked headstock. Kramer was nice enough to give it to me when I was in Lenny White’s fusion band."

Interview : www.fretlessbass.com/miller-marcus/

Marcus Miller uses the Sire USA Marcus Miller V7 Bass Guitar 5ST, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo on Solidarityofarts.