Sire V6 "hear all about it" !

so, a week w/ this bass and 1 gig the weight was heaven, but the reach with my bad left shoulder was painful, so I am back on the short bus. I guess you really can't go home again, sure wish this was around 3 decades ago.

Sire V6 @ 6.4 lbs
ESO strap
Cam; NexiGo hello cam
Mic: Audio Technica AT2035
Interface: Behringer UM404HD DI

DR Strings Dragon Skin+ Coated Bass Guitar Strings - .045-.105 Medium
Body Shape: Marcus Miller V6
Body Material: Mahogany (body) Solid Ash (top)
Color: Butterscotch
Neck Material: Hard Maple
Neck Shape: C
Neck Joint: Bolt-on
Radius: 9.5"
Fingerboard Material: Hard Maple
Fingerboard Inlay: Dots
Number of Frets: 20, Medium
Scale Length: 34"
Nut Width: 1.496"
Nut Material: Bone
Bridge/Tailpiece: Marcus Miller Modern-S Bridge
Tuners: Premium Open-gear
Neck Pickup: Marcus Vintage-J Revolution Jazz Single-coil
Bridge Pickup: Marcus Vintage-J Revolution Jazz Single-coil
Controls: 1 x stacked volume/tone, 1 x blender, 1 x stacked treble/bass, 1 x bass (push/pull passive)
Neck Profile: Medium "C" shape, see below, has a nice hefty depth for a C shape, like a Fender CS bass!
1st Fret Thickness: 0.86 inches
12th Fret Thickness: 0.98 inches
2.4 mm Medium, 20 Frets
Bone Nut, 38mm Width
The depth of a Fender Jazz bass body is typically 1 5/8 inches (\(4.1\) cm) for vintage models and slightly thicker, around 1 3/4 inches (\(4.4\) cm) for many modern standard bodies. The depth of the Sire V6 is 1 3/8" by my tape measure.