Pecknold can be seen playing an Epiphone Rivoli at 0:20 of this live performance of "Can I Believe You."

Lawrence can be seen in a number of photos on this site playing an Epiphone Rivoli Bass.

Bob Daisley is shown with his Epiphone Rivoli Bass in the slideshow on his official website, under the "Bob's Guitars" section.

In the Start video, Foxton can be seen playing his Epiphone Rivoli.

Warmsley can be seen playing an Epiphone Rivoli in this music video.

In this live performance of "All Or Nothing" in 1967, Ronnie Lane plays an Epiphone Rivoli in a blonde finish. He rarly used this bass. It is clearly visible in the end, around 2:42.

"Comprei enquanto gravava o Simples de Coração em Los Angeles. Coloquei um captador EMG igual aos dos Steinberger."

In this photo, Scott Walker can be seen with an Epiphone Rivoli.

In the YouTube video "The Animals - The House of the Rising Sun Mafia III Trailer 3 Casino," Chas Chandler is seen playing an Epiphone Rivoli Bass at the 0:38 mark.

In a photo from The Strypes, Pete O'Hanlon is seen playing an Epiphone Rivoli Bass, his primary instrument.

In an interview with Guitar World, Bruce Thomas confirmed that he used an Epiphone Rivoli Bass at the beginning of his career. He stated, "The first bass I used as a professional was an Epiphone Rivoli, and then I played a Fender Precision, and after that I went back to another Rivoli," as reported by Nick Wells.

In an interview featured on FlyGuitars, a photograph of Andy Fraser with an Epiphone Rivoli Bass is presented at the end of the article, providing visual confirmation of his use of this instrument.