Sounds like a sweet find, but you’ll want to get a good look before you touch anything. Those old synths love to hide trouble in their guts—capacitors, little springs, and those fragile pot knobs. I’d start by carefully opening it, documenting every part with a photo, then clean the contacts and check the sound path with a multimeter. If the board’s still sound, a little reflow on the capacitors can revive a lot of the mojo. But if it’s a total wreck, it’s worth deciding if the original character is worth preserving or if you’ll have to rebuild it from scratch. Either way, it’s a love‑hate kind of job, but the real magic is in keeping that original soul alive.