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.

Fratelli can be seen playing an Epiphone Rivoli bass in this photo.

Hammond can be seen playing an Epiphone Rivoli in this image.

Eric Haydock is seen with a Epiphone Rivoli on Top of the Pops in 1964.

Józef Skrzek played an Epiphone Rivoli Bass during his time with Breakout, Niemen, and in the early years of SBB, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

In this photograph of Les Chadwick, he is seen holding an Epiphone Rivoli in a sunburst finish.

In this short documentary about the Mersey beat movement, from 8:10, Tony Jackson is seen playing his Epiphone Rivoli in a sunburst finish while recording "Sugar and Spice" in 1963. He used this bass live on many occasion, such as on "the Ed Sullivan Show" and the New Musical Express (NME) Poll-Winners' All-Star Concert in 1964.

In the YouTube video titled "Black Honey - Hello Today - Vevo dscvr (Live)" by VevoDSCVR, Tommy Taylor is clearly using an Epiphone Rivoli Bass. The bass can be distinctly seen at the 0:25 mark and is seen close up at the 1:51 mark.

In the video titled "The Turtles • 'Can I Get To Know You Better?' • 1966 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]" on YouTube, Chip Douglas can be seen using an Epiphone Rivoli Bass. This footage is provided by ReelinInTheYears66.

In a live performance of The Tremeloes in Beat Beat Beat, Chip Hawkes is seen playing an Epiphone Rivoli bass. The setlist of songs include a medley, of Here Comes My Baby, Silence is Golden, and many more. 1967 may be the last time we will see Chip with the Epiphone Rivoli as he would move to other basses like his Fender Precision or Harmony H22.

Throughout 1966, Trevor or Dozy would tour with an Epiphone Rivoli bass, as seen in the performance above. Throughout the time of the band's stay in Germany, appearing in both Beat Club and Beat Beat Beat, Trevor is seen playing his Epiphone Rivoli bass. The specifications of the bass seem simple, probably an early to mid-60s' model. Along with that, his bass is covered with stickers, best seen in their performance during Beat Club, through its close-ups.

This was Samwells main bass while in the Yardbirds. It's just about the only bass I've seen him use. In this video Billy Sheehan talks about how Samwell influenced his playing and plays the same bass as Samwell. You can also see him playing the bass in many photos with Yardbirds.