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One for the DIYers out there.
"Travel back in time with this vintage synthesizer. I don't know much about it. The keyboard unit is 37 keys. It is a kit unit. I cannot even figure out where the power switch is, let alone the amplifier output jack. I got it from an electronics engineer who never once used it, who got it from another electronics engineer who apparently assembled it in the 1970s. There are no maker's marks on it, but I assume it's an Paia, as it came with a mass of Paia literature. Unlike the Paia components in the various spec sheets and catalogs included, none of these components have the Paia stamp or Pais graphics, as shown in the literature. Among the literature included are: a 1974 Paia catalog; a 1975 Paia booklet without record; a 1975 Paia schematics symbology booklet; 17 old Paia component booklets with specs (a couple are doubles); a 1972 "Using the Paia 2720 Synthesizer" booklet; and some other spec sheets, including some on clear mylar. If someone could tell me more about just what I have, I would appreciate it. It is truly untested. I plugged it in. I found one button that made a light turn on, but, other than that, I have no idea about it. It was in a clean and dry house for the last decade or so."
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