Got this Rivoli a couple months ago - about a week after I got it, saw and bought a Burgundy Metallic EB-2, and I really don't NEED 2 hollow body mudbucker basses. Or at least that's what my wife says.
Overall good condition, plenty of finish checking, few dings here and there (tried to get them all in the photos). The 2 issues are:
1. Somebody thought it would be a good idea to carve off a 1/2 strip of headstock veneer. I have no idea why
2. E tuner is a bit loose
Everything looks original, but I haven't pulled the pots/pickup etc. Has mute and thumb rest (looks like a pickup cover - not installed - you can see the 2 screwholes about an 1" fore of the bridge).
Includes case - old style fuzz lined chipboard.
Looking for $1500 pay-pal'd, buyer pays actual shipping.
Photos:
1967 Epiphone Rivoli Bass - a set on Flickr
(for high res versions - click on a photo, then click on the 'actions button' above the photo, then choose 'view all sizes')
Overall good condition, plenty of finish checking, few dings here and there (tried to get them all in the photos). The 2 issues are:
1. Somebody thought it would be a good idea to carve off a 1/2 strip of headstock veneer. I have no idea why
2. E tuner is a bit loose
Everything looks original, but I haven't pulled the pots/pickup etc. Has mute and thumb rest (looks like a pickup cover - not installed - you can see the 2 screwholes about an 1" fore of the bridge).
Includes case - old style fuzz lined chipboard.
Looking for $1500 pay-pal'd, buyer pays actual shipping.
Photos:
1967 Epiphone Rivoli Bass - a set on Flickr
(for high res versions - click on a photo, then click on the 'actions button' above the photo, then choose 'view all sizes')
