Bass Guitars
- Accu Bass
- Accu Bass
- Accu Bass Custom
- Accu Bass Junior
- Allen Woody Rumblekat
- EA-260
- EB-Series
- EB-0
- EB-3
- 1960's EB-3 Short-scale
- 1960's EB-3 Long-scale
- EB-3 Negative
- EB-3 Elitist
- EB-35 (5-String)
- EB-1
- EB-1 Fretless
- EB-2 (Japan)
- EB-100 (Epi Series S-style)
- EBM
- EBM-4
- EBM-5
- EBM-5 Fretless
- EBM 4 & 5 Custom
- El Capitan
- El Capitan 4
- El Capitan 4 Cutaway
- El Capitan 4 Cutaway Fretless
- El Capitan-5 Cutaway
- El Capitan-5 Cutaway Fretless
- El Segundo & El Segundo Cutaway
- Embassy series
- Embassy Deluxe
- Embassy 1
- Embassy II
- Embassy Special
- Embassy Standard-IV
- Embassy Standard-IV Plus
- Embassy Standard-V
- ET-Series
- ET-280
- ET-285 & 285N
- Expert-6
- Explorer Bass
- Flying V Bass
- Genesis Bass
- Jack Casady Bass
- Les Paul Bass
- Les Paul Bass
- Les Paul Special Bass
- Les Paul Standard Bass
- Les Paul 5-String Bass
- Les Paul Standard "Vinnie Hornsby" Bass
- Newport
- Newport EBS
- Newport with Fuzz Tone
- Newport Deluxe
- Newport 6-String
- Newport (Japan Domestic Market only)
- Nikki Sixx Blackbird
- Power Bass & Power Bass II
- Ripper
- Rock Bass
- Rivoli
- Scroll Bass
- Thunderbird
- Thunderbird-IV
- Thunderbird-IV Classic PRO
- Thunderbird PRO IV & V
- Thunderbird-IV Goth
- Thunderbird Elitist
- Thunderbird TB-90
- Non-Reverse Thunderbird-IV & V
- Viola Bass
- X-TREME SG Goth Bass
- Zenith
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