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Atlansia Owner's Club

Post 'em if you got 'em! :)

Greco (by Atlansia) Stealth Jr.

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I'm a wannabe - I've been GASsing for an Atlansia for years, bid on a bunch of auctions but haven't won one yet. :(
 
Any Atlansia owner that might recognize which model this is? It would have to be some pre 1996 model.
Looks like it might be some kind of variant of stealth?

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Do you have a more grainy picture possibly? ;)

Atlansia made many variations on the Stealth body. This looks to be one of them. He’s* always tinkering with new ideas for his basses.

He is still innovating, designing, and creating new ways of approaching the bass guitar. He posts on Facebook now and then, though the Japanese to English translation is a bit tough to cut through at times - but I usually get the gist.

You can send him the pic on Facebook, and ask a question. Not sure he will answer. Let me find the link to his page...

Atlansia

*H. Noble
 
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Random background fact: If you read the decal on the head of the Aria SB's from the 80's, that 'H. Noble' is the founder / designer of Atlansia, using his occidental name.

I just looked at my U-60T (Urchin guitar) AriaProII - it has no extra writing on the headstock. So possibly not one of his designs. I have an RS Elite guitar from the 80’s that I don’t recall extra writing on the headstock but will next time I find it.

The SB basses are cool - but never owned one.