Sire Marcus Miller M6 5-String Headless Mahogany Satin
Coming from the series of Sire modern basses is another contemporary bass, the new M6 Headless. It is designed distinctively compared to previous Sire models, weighing less than 8 lbs (based on the 4-string variant) to prevent players from experiencing neck-dive and ensure enhanced comfort and balance in playing. Based on our 4-string samples, the weights are 7 lbs 1 oz, 7 lbs 10 oz, 6 lbs 12 oz, and 7 lbs 8 oz. Equipped with a preamplifier and various switches, it is a highly versatile bass, catering to genres such as pop, rock, metal, blues, and more.
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Sire Marcus Miller M6 5-String Headless Mahogany Satin
Sire Marcus Miller M6 5-String Headless Mahogany Satin
Coming from the series of Sire modern basses is another contemporary bass, the new M6 Headless. It is designed distinctively compared to previous Sire models, weighing less than 8 lbs (based on the 4-string variant) to prevent players from experiencing neck-dive and ensure enhanced comfort and balance in playing. Based on our 4-string samples, the weights are 7 lbs 1 oz, 7 lbs 10 oz, 6 lbs 12 oz, and 7 lbs 8 oz. Equipped with a preamplifier and various switches, it is a highly versatile bass, catering to genres such as pop, rock, metal, blues, and more.
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Coming from the series of Sire modern basses is another contemporary bass, the new M6 Headless. It is designed distinctively compared to previous Sire models, weighing less than 8 lbs (based on the 4-string variant) to prevent players from experiencing neck-dive and ensure enhanced comfort and balance in playing. Based on our 4-string samples, the weights are 7 lbs 1 oz, 7 lbs 10 oz, 6 lbs 12 oz, and 7 lbs 8 oz. Equipped with a preamplifier and various switches, it is a highly versatile bass, catering to genres such as pop, rock, metal, blues, and more.
