Does not come with any accessories. Has damage, pictured. Made at the Peerless Plant, Korea in February, 2004 Production Number: 1008. Serial Number: R04B1008. Play well and works as it should.

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"The Epiphone Riviera Mini CH from 2004 is a distinctive and compact version of the classic Riviera model, known for its rich tonal qualities and stylish design. This particular model, in a Cherry finish, offers a unique take on the traditional Riviera, combining vintage aesthetics with modern playability.

Specifications:

• Body: Semi-hollowbody construction with a laminated maple top, back, and sides. The mini variant is smaller and more manageable than the standard Riviera, making it ideal for players who prefer a more compact instrument.
• Neck: Set neck construction, providing smooth playability and comfortable access to higher frets.
• Fingerboard: Rosewood with a 22 medium frets, offering a smooth playing surface and good sustain.
• Scale Length: Approximately 24.75 inches, which is standard for many Gibson-style guitars, ensuring a familiar feel for players used to this scale length.
• Pickups: Equipped with two Epiphone Mini-Humbucker pickups, these provide a clear and punchy sound with reduced noise compared to single-coil pickups.
• Controls: Two volume knobs, two tone knobs, and a three-way pickup selector switch, allowing for a wide range of tonal options.
• Hardware: Chrome-plated hardware complements the Cherry finish, adding a touch of elegance and durability.

The Epiphone Riviera Mini CH from 2004 features a Frequensator bridge, a distinctive type of tailpiece that was commonly used on many Epiphone guitars, particularly models from the 1950s and 1960s.

Frequensator Bridge Features:

• Design: The Frequensator is an elongated, uniquely designed tailpiece that incorporates an extended section to provide a unique visual and tonal characteristic. Its distinctive appearance includes a pair of parallel bars extending from the main body, which can contribute to a bit of resonance and sustain.
• Function: The bridge is designed to enhance the sustain and resonance of the instrument, though its primary function is to anchor the strings and provide stable tuning. Its design is intended to improve the overall tonal quality by allowing the guitar to vibrate more freely.
• Materials: Typically made from metal (often chrome-plated), the Frequensator bridge offers durability and stability while maintaining the guitar's aesthetic appeal.
• Compatibility: While the Frequensator bridge is visually striking, it is specifically designed for semi-hollow and hollowbody guitars, fitting seamlessly with the overall design of the Riviera Mini.

The Frequensator bridge on the Epiphone Riviera Mini CH adds a touch of vintage charm and helps deliver a unique sound characteristic that complements the semi-hollowbody design of the guitar."

-Robots