Epiphone Rivoli

The Epiphone Rivoli is a semi-hollow electric bass introduced by Epiphone in the early 1960s. It pairs a large, thin hollow body with two hollow chambers and a solid centre block, and it carries one or two single-coil or humbucking pickups with a simple control set, giving a warm, rounded, short-decay bass tone rather than the hard, defined sound of a solid-body instrument. It was among the basses used by British groups of the 1960s, and Epiphone has reissued the model as part of its revival of its historic designs.

Epiphone Rivoli

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