This is the faceplate from a Byte Industries BYT-8 vintage S-100 bus minicomputer from 1977. The BYT-8 was designed by the Byte Shop of Mountain View, California (also known for being the first retail location for the Apple I computer). Cosmetic condition is good, with some scratches on the faceplate. All toggle switches and circuit boards appear to be present. Two toggle switches are missing their mounting nuts. The 16 pin connector has some missing and bent pins, and will need to be re-soldered with a new connector.
Cash pickup in Petaluma. Open to offers, as well as trades for broken musical equipment or other niche electronics (I am not usually interested in anything working). I buy broken synths! I fix broken synths! I also repair and re-grease KitchenAid stand mixers. Let me know if yours is dripping oil.
I also repair many other types of electronic equipment; stereos and electronic musical instruments, keyboards, guitar and bass amplifiers, effects pedals, and recording equipment, pinball machines, and jukeboxes. I do all types of circuit board-level component repair; new electrolytic capacitors, repair diagnosis, upgrades, and full electronic restoration of vintage electronics. Check out my work: