Although the Unicorn bass guitar is a (very limited) series produced instrument, it radiates the same exclusiveness as a strictly one-of-a-kind Marcus. This should come to no surprise, as a Unicorn is built by hand from A to Z. However, standardized body and neck shapes have resulted in a noticeably reduced production time, which in turn is reflected in a more affordable price. And since there is ample room for personalization, every Unicorn is still pretty unique: it's the customer himself (well-informed and well-advised, of course) who decides which woods, hardware and electronics will be used. In consequence, it's quite impossible to quote any prices here.

To bring a hand-made quality bass within the reach of every player, the Marcus Unicorn series is available in 3 levels of distinction: Valley, Slope and Peak (literally in rising order).
Whereas the UNICORN Valley has a so-called slab contour, a straight headstock with a string tree, less luxurious woods and simpler but equally qualitative electronics - the Slope on the other hand has strategically placed comfort contours and a tilt-back headstock, and generally resides a bit higher on the ladder. All the way up there you'll find the UNICORN Peak. The instrument pictured here, for instance, is adorned with a piece of topwood that costs some 250 EURO (!), and comes equipped with active 3-band electronics with semi-parametric mids. Its body is completely rounded, for optimum playing comfort.