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"This is a very rare PAIA Gnome Micro-Synthesizer I purchased as a kit in the late 1970's. It is in good condition and everything works on it however the plastic conductive strip is losing it's conductivity (due to age) so the sound isn't as "smooth" as it was when new. I've added a trigger toggle switch so you don't have to hold down the push-button trigger switch. Includes original shipping box, assembly instruction and operation manuals, and audio cable. The audio output jack on the back panel is worn out and needs to be replaced but still works. The synthesizer has no dents or scratches and comes from a smoke-free home. It requires 3 9-volt batteries to operate. Approximately 3000 of these kits were produced by PAIA."
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