Randy Meisner

Here we can se Meisner playing a Fender Jazz Bass

Here we can see Randy Meisner playing a Fender Precision Bass from the early days of the Eagles. This photo is from The Helen Reddy Show where they performed in 1973.

In this picture, Meisner is playing a Hagstrom bass

He plays a Rickenbacker 4001 in Hotel California Tour in 1977.

In the user-uploaded photo, Randy Meisner is seen playing an Ernie Ball Music Man Classic StingRay in vintage sunburst.

Here is a picture showing Randy Meisner playing a Martin acoustic 12-string guitar

In the video for "Hearts On Fire," Randy Meisner is seen playing a Martin D-17M guitar during his solo career.

Here is a picture of Meisner playing a Epiphone Viola Bass, a lookalike of the Hofner Violin Bass

In a photo captured during the soundcheck for the Eagles' 1977 Largo performance, Randy Meisner is visibly using a white Rickenbacker 3001 bass. The distinctive headstock, which resembles the Rickenbacker guitar headstock, confirms the instrument's identity. The image is available through Equipboard.

In a 1973 interview with Beat Instrumental, Randy Meisner confirmed that he used an Ernie Ball Earthwood Acoustic Bass on the track "Bitter Creek" from the album Desperado. This was further detailed in the article "Randy's Basses" by Jessica Buxton on Randy Meisner: A Retrospective.

In a photograph from the Eagles' performance in Brisbane on January 20, 1976, Randy Meisner is clearly seen using a Fender Telecaster Bass, which appears to be in a cream or white finish.

In a photograph captured during a 1969 performance with Rick Nelson and the Stone Canyon Band, Randy Meisner is clearly using a cherry red Gibson EB-0 bass guitar. The instrument is identifiable by its 'mudbucker' neck pickup and the absence of a bridge pickup, along with two control knobs.

In a photograph taken during a performance by the Eagles in Los Angeles in early 1972, Randy Meisner is clearly seen playing a Höfner 500/1 Bass.

Randy Meisner, in a 2003 interview, recalled trading his Mosrite Ventures bass for a Hofner 500/1 while playing with a band called The Poor. This information is documented in "Randy Meisner: A Retrospective," authored by Jessica Buxton under the section "Randy's Basses."

In a photograph from a 1987 performance by the Roberts-Meisner band, Randy Meisner is visibly playing a Peavey Foundation Bass Guitar with a maple fretboard. This is confirmed by Jessica Buxton in the article "Randy's Basses" on the website "Randy Meisner: A Retrospective."