The first JORMA KAUKONEN RIVIERA DELUXE (MODEL ETJK) was produced by EPIPHONE in 2003. After being so impressed with the sound and quality of his friend Jack Casady’s signature bass, Jorma Kaukonen of Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna decided that he wanted Epiphone to make his signature instrument too. Built to Jorma’s specifications, the Riv Deluxe sports, Epiphone ‘57 Classic, Alnico-V pickups, Gold hardware, Grover machine heads, Dot fret markers and Gold Licensed Bigsby Vibrato.

EPIPHONE produced the HOWARD ROBERTS STANDARD between 1964 and 1970

The HOWARD ROBERTS HR-1 model was made by Samick for Epiphone between 1994 and 1998. It was a contemporary reissue of the 1960s Epiphone Howard Roberts model. The HR-1 had a floating mini-humbucker pickup and a hollow laminated curly maple body with oval soundhole. The peghead has a Howard Roberts signature and a tree-of-life inlay.

The Korean HR-1 replaced the Japanese made "1960s Howard Roberts" model in 1994 - both these reissue models came out after Howard Robert's death in 1992 so he would not have played them himself.

EPIPHONE made the HARRY VOLPE between 1955 and 1957

Production of the GENESIS STANDARD began in 1979 and ended in 1981

Production of the G-400 with Vibrotone (Model EGG4) began in 1997 and ended in 1999