4-string · Set neck · hollow-body
hollow body. Epiphone's semi-hollow bass (counterpart to Gibson EB-2), 1961-1968; popular with 1960s British beat and blues-rock groups.
| Construction | Set neck |
| Strings | 4 |
| Body | Laminated maple (semi-hollow, ES-335-style) |
| Neck | Mahogany |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood |
| Neck Pickup | Sidewinder humbucking pickup |
| Controls | Volume, tone |
| Made In | USA |
Artists documented playing the Epiphone Rivoli: Adam Clayton, Andy Fraser, Barry Fratelli, Billy Sheehan, Bob Daisley, Bruce Foxton, Chas Chandler, Humberto Gessinger, Jack Lawrence, Les Chadwick, Nick Campbell, Paul McCartney, Paul Simonon, Robert Levon Been, Ronnie Lane, Thomas Warmsley, Tony Levin, Troy Van Leeuwen.