Developed by creator 91-Brickdesigns, the Legosonic BSR-12 features roughly 1,400 pieces and meticulously mimics the tactile nature of early 1980s hardware. The Legosonic BSR-12 channels that exact vintage energy to build a 1:1 scale tribute to an era when gadgets felt weighty and distinct. While the Legosonic BSR-12 does not play actual music, the design includes several functional mechanisms to satisfy the urge to fidget. Popping the top cover reveals a fully built internal circuit board hidden beneath. These internal guts feature color-coded brick-built resistors, capacitors and a centralized chip positioned exactly where one would sit on a real printed circuit board.