via this Reverb listing
"Excellent working and physical condition (I consider it Excellent, but used Very Good according to Reverb's stringent descriptions). LFO rate mod (really useful).
The ARP Little Brother is a keyboardless, monophonic synthesizer expander module produced by ARP from 1975 to 1977, designed to add an extra oscillator and LFO to other ARP synthesizers like the Axxe, Odyssey, and 2600. It features a genuine ARP 4027 oscillator (the same as in the ARP 2600), four selectable and stackable waveforms, four selectable and stackable octaves, and an on-board LFO for vibrato. The Little Brother connects to a host ARP synthesizer via its control voltage (CV) output and external audio input, allowing users to create a "fatter" sound by stacking multiple Little Brothers for a more modular-like experience. Key Features"
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