an Antoria-built Elektrasonik

[alyctes]

Completely new to me, never heard of them.  Obviously some sort of knockoff.  If it was closer to me I might consider going to see it.

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/127516846179?itmmeta=01KAVBQ5CWNTWYC7BTFSG7P5ZK&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA4NHOg0D50eDiCdi%2FfP0r02t7klomnCKcuFxlFNrw5gr1qlTkM2bzUwOrEFcpNzaHzi%2BBtcDn8AXpMAzXaKnsApwovMFOnEa3ijkD2uosgepbOOu4wsAz2yEqgEyXINZwUJoR%2Feig43J%2BGCJbwHK8riMJDA%2B2XEBPrRg%2BZA0OGADrPj99XkH3WLKVY%2BCnnTbntKHJi%2B6zMt0%2BXTKasTWXxdpvlg0dEKbjVGCE%2FXzkjrCVojbpu%2F9GVEurC5O08g6eliUIMPKRg66Q61gcGZyJTRMi%2Fu1yFh8FFGkVIRqni96R|tkp%3ABk9SR8jW3OvWZg

[BTops]

It's not. It's a rebadged wesley cougar.

 

The brand was associated with antoria in the 70s, went under, then name revived by a budget brand in 90s. Its junk.

[Graham_C]

I was issued a Jazz version of this brand when I joined the RM Band Service. It was hot garbage, even for 1996.

[Bassassin]

Nothing to do with Antoria, nothing to do with Japan.

 

These Jag-style basses are from 20 or so years ago, pre-dating Fender's own versions & appearing with various cheapo brands. I quite fancied a 'Stagguar' as a project but never found one for the £50 I'd have been willing to pay.