In the Reverb article "New Reverb Shop Will Let You Own a Piece of Billy Corgan," the Epiphone EB-232 Rivoli bass can be seen among the gear featured from Billy Corgan's collection.

Listed for sale on Reverb.com on July 21, 2021.

This Epiphone Rivoil is owned by Mike Campbell

Serial: N/A There are lacquer cracks throughout. There are also general scuffs and scratches. There are 2 screw holes through the top. The pickup works, but intermittently cuts out when you use the tone button. There is a part of the finish that is worn down to the bare wood near the low E string. There is fret buzz throughout this bass. Will greatly benefit from a set up.

All items in The Official Mike Campbell Reverb Shop ship fully insured with delivery confirmation and a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity from Mike.

In this YouTube video, Nick Campbell is going through his bass collection and describing the basses in detail and often details about his acquisition of the basses and gear, his use of them, and footage of them being played. Starting at 1:57, he talks about it, and specifically states it's a "60's Epiphone EB-232 Rivoli bass". He got it when he was on tour at Carter Vintage in Nashville.

Keefe could have been seen playing this bass during the earlier days of Marcy Playground's career. Among these being this 1999 performance of Sex and Candy from Australia's Recovery.

In a video from The Ed Sullivan Show, Vern Miller is visibly using an Epiphone EB-232 Rivoli bass during a performance by The Remains on December 26, 1965. Additionally, numerous photographs from 1965 and 1966 show Miller consistently playing the Epiphone Rivoli, confirming it as his primary bass during that period.

In the video titled "Dodgy - So Let Me Go Far (Live NPA Canal+)" by Pascal Burger on YouTube, Nigel Clark can be seen using the Epiphone EB-232 Rivoli bass guitar. The instrument is clearly visible throughout the video, particularly at the 0:22 mark.