via the listing: "I got this equipment at a Storage Auction of a room owned by Michael Lewis who played with Quicksilver Messenger Service, Seeds Of Time, and several other 60's and 70's bands. This is not the same ARP Odyssey that I had listed lase week. For all those of you that made lowball offers on that one, here is a chance to get one for half the price others are being listed at. Fix it yourself and save.
Early ARP Odyssey White Face Synthesizer #28913. This lights up when plugged in, but has not been tested, and is being sold AS IS. It has some condition problems: there is one white key that is broken the end off (the broken peice is included, and looks like it could be fixed or replaced easy enough). The Transpose Octaves up/down switch is missing the end (but still can be switched). There is one slider knob that has been broken off (the part inside still slides), and another slider is missing the little rubber cap. None of these defects could stop it from working - if it does work..."
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