Nick Movshon

Nick Movshon's bass guitars are listed in this Bass Player magazine article and includes the 1973 Gibson Ripper.

This Bass Player magazine article lists Movshon as playing a 1974 Fender Precision Bass and adds: "Manhattan-born Nick Movshon, 27, came to bass at age 11, after trying clarinet and piano. With a Mexican P-Bass in hand, he dug deeply into P-Funksters Bootsy Collins and Cordell “Boogie” Mosson, and worked his way back to Paul Jackson, George Porter, James Jamerson, and the bassmen of James Brown."

This Bass Player articles includes the 1972 Gibson EB-3 as one of Movshon's basses.

In the provided image, Nick Movshon is clearly seen using the Ampeg SVT-810E 8x10 Bass Cabinet.

In an Instagram post by bigcrownrecords, Nick Movshon is clearly seen holding a Gibson Firebird Electric Guitar.

In a photo taken at Forest Hills Stadium in September 2025, Nick Movshon is clearly depicted playing a black Rickenbacker 4001 V63 through an Ampeg SVT, as evidenced by the image uploaded to Equipboard.

In the studio performance of "Ala Vida" by El Michels Affair, Nick Movshon is seen at timestamp 1:50 playing a sunburst Fender Jazz Bass with block inlays and pickup covers, as captured in the video provided by Big Crown Records on YouTube.

In the video titled "Lady Wray - Piece Of Me - Live At Diamond Mine" by Big Crown Records, at the timestamp 1:55, Nick Movshon is visibly playing a Gibson Thunderbird Non-Reverse bass guitar.

In the live performance video titled "Freddie Gibbs & Madlib Full Set (w/ Clairo) (Live @ The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA)" by Junhao Tan on YouTube, Nick Movshon is visibly playing a Harmony H27 bass guitar throughout the set.

In the live performance of "Make the Road by Walking" by Menahan Street Band on KCRW, Nick Movshon can be observed playing a Gibson SB-400 Bass.

In the provided image, Nick Movshon is clearly seen playing a white 1954-57 Fender Precision Bass, identifiable by its telecaster-shaped headstock

In a video on YouTube titled "Lee Fields - Money is King - Arden Gild Hall," uploaded by Ron Ozer, Nick Movshon is visibly playing an Ampeg AMB-1 bass guitar throughout the performance with singer Lee Fields.

In the live performance video titled "Marcus King - Blood on the Tracks (Live From Easy Sound)" on YouTube, Nick Movshon is observed playing a natural 1952-3 Fender Precision Bass. This performance is published by MarcusKingBandVEVO under American Recordings and Republic Records.

In the live performance video titled "Freddie Gibbs - Teñata: Piñata 10 Year Anniversary (Full Concert) (LIVE, Pier 17 Rooftop, 5/11/24)" on YouTube by DannyPaps94, Nick Movshon is seen playing a sunburst Fender Jaguar at the timestamp 19:58.

In an Instagram post, Nick Movshon is visibly playing a black Fender Telecaster, confirming his use of this specific guitar.

In a photo shared by The Legendary Diamond Mine on Instagram, Nick Movshon is seen playing a cherry Gibson ES-330 Electric Guitar. This image, posted on October 28, 2025, credits the studio and tags Movshon, confirming his use of this specific gear.