Description
Steve Harris didn’t build his sound with subtlety — he built it with a Precision Bass, a pick-less right hand, and enough attack to cut through twin guitars and a wall of double bass drums. This is his namesake instrument, finished in gloss Olympic White with maroon-blue-maroon pinstriping and a West Ham United F.C. crest on the body, because Harris doesn’t separate his football loyalty from his basslines. His signature is etched on the back of the headstock, and the mirrored pickguard throws it right back at the crowd.
- Single Seymour Duncan Steve Harris SPB-4 signature pickup — voiced for that aggressive, midrange-forward gallop
- 2-piece maple body with gloss polyester finish
- Maple neck in a “U” shape profile with pearloid block inlays over a 7.25″ radius fingerboard
- 20 medium jumbo Dunlop 6100 frets, black synthetic bone nut
- Fender High-Mass bridge for tightened low-end focus and improved sustain
- ’70s-style Schaller-derived open-gear tuning machines with darker headstock tint
- Strung with Rotosound Steve Harris Signature flatwounds (.050-.110) for that thumping, old-school growl
- Simple master volume/master tone control layout — no distractions, just tone
- 34″ scale length, chrome hardware, flat-top knurled control knobs
- Ships with a Deluxe Gig Bag
This isn’t a bass built for polite fingerstyle noodling. It’s built for downpicking eighth-note runs at stadium volume, night after night. If you’ve ever wanted to feel what’s driving Iron Maiden’s rhythm section, this is the closest you’ll get to Harris’s own rig.
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