Check that out.
See KORG microKAST Ep#21 A KORG Odyssey for additional details.
Note the invoice includes instructions on how it is to be built and there is no price. I'm guessing this was the internal build invoice for construction of the ARP 2500 and not the billing invoice to Columbia Pictures.
Amazing bit of synth history.
Apparently the system resides at Cantos. See this post for a video of the scenes that featured the ARP 2500.
You can find posts mentioning Close Encounters of the Third Kind here. Kind of a "one degree of separation" run of posts in the archives. :)
Update: See this post for an interview on the 2500 w/ Alan R Pearlman.
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