Epiphone Rivoli Bass 1966 (on commission)

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Associated with Chas Chandler of The Animals, the Epiphone Rivoli holds a special place in bass history. As Epiphone’s first-ever bass, it became a defining sound of the British Invasion era.

This particular Rivoli is a 1966 model, part of the original production run (1959–1970). It has a repaired heel crack, which brings the price down into "player-grade" territory—perfect for those who want to use it, not just look at it. And play it does!

The legendary "Mudbucker" pickup, combined with the semi-hollow body and short 30.5" scale, delivers that deep, warm, and round tone Rivolis are known for. It’s responsive, rich in the low end, and incredibly fun to play—thanks to its comfortable neck profile, nut width, and scale length.

Comes with a flight case for safe transport.