Mariusz Duda's (Riverside) Bass

[Temezki]

Anyone know what bass is that? Riverside's guitarist also has an stratocaster shaped guitar with that same N logo on the headstock.

 

[eloann]

He's played Mayones quite a bit but that would be a M, not N. Do you have a picture ?

 

[Temezki]

Oh the image didn't work

 

[BobaFret]

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Turns out it is a Nexus bass. (I've never heard of them)


http://www.nexus-guitars.com/

 

[Jeff Scott]

Regardless of the bass he plays, Riverside is one of the best bands I have heard in many years; I picked up a bunch of their CDs about a year ago.

 

[Temezki]

Thank you. Never heard of Nexus guitars, seems like a nice instrument.

Regardless of the bass he plays, Riverside is one of the best bands I have heard in many years; I picked up a bunch of their CDs about a year ago.

I started listening Riverside's music like 2 months ago and I think it's very good. These comments you find at Youtube are stupid like ''Riverside is a copy of Yes, Rush and Pink Floyd'' ''Their music is just riffing on original songs by Yes, Rush, Pink Floyd and Porcupine Tree'' Well yes you can hear the influences and little similarities but commenting like that is just stupid.

 

[KISSbestfan]

Made by Polish manufacturer Jacek Kobylski in Piastow near my hometown. Dont know if he exports his basses worldwide, but here in Poland its quite known brand

 

[Jeff Scott]

Thank you. Never heard of Nexus guitars, seems like a nice instrument. I started listening Riverside's music like 2 months ago and I think it's very good. These comments you find at Youtube are stupid like ''Riverside is a copy of Yes, Rush and Pink Floyd'' ''Their music is just riffing on original songs by Yes, Rush, Pink Floyd and Porcupine Tree'' Well yes you can hear the influences and little similarities but commenting like that is just stupid.

I agree. Of course you hear some of their influences but they do things with it and add a lot of Eastern European influenced music to create their own thing. Mariusz' voice is great, too, with influence of folks like Greg Lake and John Wetton, plus you can actually hear and understand the lyrics, something sadly lacking in lots of music these days.

 

[Chef]

stone fingerboards as an option.................

 

[LeftyPem]

Saw them this past May at Rosfest in PA. Easily one of my favorites from the whole weekend!