Zenta, Raven, Shaftsbury, Aria - there's a few others. Most of this type of bass were made in the early to mid 70s in Japan, but a similar line were also made in italy around the same time. They look almost identical with a few exceptions.
If the logo is missing, how do you know its an Aria? There were several brands of these types of basses in the 70s.
It's essentially a P bass, so any P bass wiring will work.
Sire P5, has rounded fretboard edges, so has that worn in feeling neck, but not as fat as the fender roadworn. Easy to upgrade if you want to take it to the next level.
Seemed I've touched a nerve!
Obviously most I've seen, course I've not seen all the reviews out there. Some apparently think it's OK. I'd stay way clear.
Interesting, every review I've seen, and I've seen a fair few all say how bad this bass is, and to avoid. Is on most reviewers worst basses of 2024 list.