Chris Wolsenholme was seen using this bass in studio for recording "Unnatural Selection", as well as for a live performance of "Exogenesis Symphony - Part 1(Ouverture)".

At Riot Fest 2013, Frank played this orange Gibson Grabber Bass while playing for Reggie and the Full Effect.

In this video at 2:44, it is said on a Facebook Q&A Brown, said that one of his first Basses was a Gibson Grabber.

In this video, Gene is seen playing the Grabber bass. According to the website Axeology this bass was "introduced in 1973, the Grabber was Gibson's first bolt-on neck bass and featured a sliding pickup (you 'grabbed' it to change the pickup position, hence the name)."

Nick Reinhart showcases a vintage Gibson Grabber Bass he purchased in an Instagram post. He humorously notes, "grabbed me a grabber. anyone need a bass player that’s plays like a guitar player?" and describes a modification made to the instrument, including an additional pickup and a non-functional extra knob.

At :08s of this video, Jesse can be seen playing the Gibson Grabber. In a direct message on Jesse's Twitter, when asked what type of bass this was he says "Back in the day? Grabber I. 74." The message can also be seen in the comments below.

It says in the rig rundown "Bassist Lou Barlow played Gibson Grabber on Dinosur Jr.'s first two albums," It is also regarded as his main bass and he often plays full two hour sets with this bass alone.

In this Live on Good Morning America performance in 2014, Paramore's Jeremy Davis plays his Gibson Grabber Bass. He's known to play it particularly on the song, "Ain't It Fun" and has been seen in some photos online using the same bass.

The bass in that picture is a Gibson Grabber. You can tell it apart from the similar Ripper and G3 basses, even if you cannot make out the pickup configuration, by the pointed headstock (which distinguishes it from the Ripper) and lack of a pickup switch (which distinguishes it from both.)

in this rare photo shows bill wyman playing a gibson grabber in a foreign version album.

Billy used a 1970's Gibson Grabber bass in Natural finish on the first two Faith No More records, 1985's 'We Care a Lot', and 1987's 'Introduce Yourself'. This bass was later accidentally damaged during their first European tour in 1987/1988, where he then started exclusively using his backup Aria Pro II SB Integra bass that he had been toying with around 1986 here and there at previous shows.

In this photo Paulo can be seen holding two gibson grabbers from his collection