Note the seller has others listed as well. Just capturing one of each design. It's interesting seeing and comparing the graphic designs manufacturers go with at the time.
"PAIA analog monophonic synthesizer. the model is the Proteus 1. these are very rare!!! only about 90-100 of these were made during the late 1970s. they were kit synths from paia that you would build yourself. it is very similar to a vintage mini moog. even used some of the same chips that moogs used back in the 70s. it has wood sides and all metal chassis. has patch points on the rear of the synth to change the signal flow of the synth. all knobs turn and the keys work."
Note: always read the full description at the auction before you bid. I only copy over specs and interesting bits of history.
I love their design. Bright bold colors, sharp edges, and organic curves. Check out their site for more. This post really doesn't do it justice. Love it or hate it, it's about as bold and refreshing as it gets in our world. The gear is pretty cool too. :)
BTW, I met Dan Snazelle at Winter NAMM this year. He's a really cool guy.