Thursday, February 20, 2025
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Sire U5 Marcus Miller Short Scale Demo & Review


Checking out the brand new U5 short scale bass from Sire.

Recorded direct into Logic via a Radial JDI and an RME Fireface 400. No EQ or compression on the bass track.

PODCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/1E1Ae0rNxz0ecsBBgH1XCU

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Originally posted by UCAjC7nkSwN1vgIqlYYO9-lw at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SotiTIoL6fA

25 thoughts on “Sire U5 Marcus Miller Short Scale Demo & Review

  • Overall a great video. FINALLY someone played some blues in a Demo. Too many Slap or funk videos. I'm looking at purchasing the U5 next week (July, 2024) as my very first bass. After a very long research process, this bass makes the most sense for a beginner with a little better budget. Now my one gripe about most Short Scale reviews, like @BassedInVegas stated, and I blame Leo Fender for starting this stigma. Short Scale basses are not (just) for Kids! I saw you added a Special Thank You to your mate who lent you the U5. I too have health issues, but even my friends who have been playing Guitar and/or Bass for decades have pointed out, Short Scales have a lot to offer, without much of a loss. If Leo Fender would have marketed them as alternative option to a 34" scale, instead of as a "kids toy", I think we wouldn't be having these comments today.
    ANYWAY… good video.

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  • I can't stop listening to the bridge pickup groove. What are you doing to make the tone be like that? Any effects on it?

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  • Short-scales are great for us older guys with arthritis, etc they comes from age and chronic health conditions. ????❤️????

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  • It won't feel dinky when youve been playing for 50 years and Arthur P. Itis checks in. I love mine. I just kind of let my P a J basses sit around and look pretty these days cause they sure don't sound any better.

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  • Thank you for the last remark. I had an injury of my little finger (pinky?) and with a short scale, I don't have to spread my fingers so far.

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  • It may feel dinky to you but it sure doesn't sound dinky at all. This is one great bass. Sounds better to me than any other full scale Sire 's I 've heard (fuller and warmer) and better than many more expensive full scale's.

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  • I agree with Davyo. I have been playing bass for 42 years and have played and owned them all at one time or another. I switched 2 years ago to a short scale bass and will not be going back to a full scale bass. I currently own a EBMM short scale and a Reverend Mike Watt Signature bass, both are fantastic. I will be adding this one soon.

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  • Mine has very powetfull low frequences. I must move down to zero the bass knob of my amp. Is it normal ? The treble knob of my amp is at 75% … The low mid on 30%. ????

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  • I'm looking for a short scale bass to play Jaco's Portrait of Tracy (and other stretchy acrobatic stuff of course), because I have small hands and can't stretch that far. So I'm glad the back pickup sounds good. You're an amazing player btw

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  • Too bad you can't find-it, play it, Purchase it . . . get in Contact with the Company? How are they selling bases???

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  • Stanley Clarke played a short sale for years and his signature bass is short scale. It isn't just for small people, kids or beginners.

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