Mike Porcaro

Mike Porcaro used the Peavey Cirrus 5 Quilt Top Tiger Eye bass guitar from 2001 until the end of his career. This is evident in the TotoVEVO video of "Africa (Live)" on YouTube.

Mike Porcaro uses this bass in red in the music video for TOTO's Stop Loving You. The distinctive Banana shaped headstock can be seen multiple times through the video.

In the 1990 concert video "Toto Live In Paris" on YouTube, Mike Porcaro can be seen playing an Alembic Europa Series II 5-String Bass.

In the video 'Waiting for your Love' on multiple occassions you can see him using his Ibanez

Mike Porcaro is seen with a Status Bass in a photograph featured on an Instagram post captioned with appreciation for the late bassist, highlighting his connection to the instrument.

He used a Fender Precision Bass on some of his sessions as a Toto member and prior to joining Toto. It was used on his recordings with Pablo Cruise and on Shaun Cassidy

Mike Porcaro is listed on the official Toto website as using a Peavey Cirrus BXP 5 bass guitar.

In a photo taken in Copenhagen, Mike Porcaro is shown with a Yamaha BB414 Bass, as shared on Instagram.

Mike Porcaro is associated with the G&L Tribute L-2500 bass guitar, as detailed on Guitar-list.

Mike Porcaro is seen playing a Gold Top Fender Jazz Bass in a photo shared on Instagram, highlighting his role as a musician with the band Toto.

In the music video for "Angel Don't Cry" by Toto, Mike Porcaro can be seen playing the Ibanez Roadstar II RB924 on multiple occasions (Source: TotoVEVO, YouTube).