Redding can be seen in a photo on this site playing a Gibson EB-2.

This is not a Gibson EB-2, it's an Epiphone Rivoli.

In this stock photo, Nicholson can be seen with a Gibson EB-2 bass.

In the user-uploaded photo, Acey Slade is pictured with a Gibson EB-2 Bass Guitar.

I used this for some of the first album and all of the second.. its a great bass, but unfortunately with the holes in the body it doesn't actually project the sound as well for a rock bank.

In this concert photo from Sioux City, Eric Bass is using a Gibson EB-2 bass live.

Gonzalo recently acquired a 1996 EB-2 bass, and was used for the first time in the Auditorio Nacional in México.

In the video " Killing Joke - Millenium (Live NPA Canal+) " by Pascal Burger, Martin Glover can be seen playing a Gibson EB-2 bass guitar,, which can be clearly identified at 0:28.

"This time I used a Gibson EB-2 hollowbody that made it on the record a whole lot. The EB-2 has such a great midrange, but it has a baritone switch, too, so it got some insane low end that is so heavy. It sounds nuts! Otherwise, I used the same setup I’ve used on the last few records. Almost everything was running through the Ampeg B-15 I always record with, and I used my ’65 Fender Jazz Bass for a few songs."

"I bought this bass because it looked just like a Cherry Red Gibson ES-335 guitar that Mark Kimbrell played in my band, Oteil and the Peacemakers. I’ve been playing with Mark for 25 years and always associate that guitar with him. When I walked in the music store I thought it was a guitar and then I noticed that it only had 4 tuning pegs. It wasn’t expensive because of some water damage behind the bridge that only affected the finish. I’m not a collector so I’m not really worried about that type of thing. I only cared about how it felt and sounded. I ended up using it on most of my latest record, “Water In The Desert” (due out in 2013). It has the least clarity and definition of any bass I own. It also has the most bass end. I prefer it’s mellower sound with acoustic instruments too. Since I don’t play upright bass I use it when I play Jazz, Bluegrass or any other acoustic music. This bass is aptly named “Tubby”. It’s tone explains it all."

Luego de pasar como baterista en Color Humano, Lebón pasó a ser bajista de Pescado Rabioso en 1972. En múltiples entrevistas ha dicho que nunca se compró un bajo, siempre conseguía uno prestado. Este es uno de los que usó en Pescado, el Gibson EB-2 color Sunburst.

Throughout this Soft Machine performance, Ayers can be seen playing a Gibson EB 2.