Farfisa M 200
Not much is documented about the Farfisa M 200. Almost everything on record comes from a single May 2012 post on farfisa.org. The author shared an eBay find described as a "never before seen digital synth/sampler" that was "currently rather affordable." The listing ended at $300 and was marked RARE.
Beyond that listing, there is little to go on. The farfisa.org post itself admits, "I really don't know much about this at all." A later forum thread on vintagesynth.com says the same. The owner inherited the unit from an accordion-playing father-in-law and wrote, "I can't find anything at all about it on the internet." The site's categorization is muddled too - the post sits under an "Organs Archives" category even though it calls the M 200 a digital synth/sampler. So even what kind of instrument this is isn't fully settled.
Known facts, such as they are:
- Manufacturer: Farfisa
- Described as a digital synthesizer / digital synth-sampler / sound module
- One documented eBay sale around August 2012 at $300 US
- No specifications, production years, original price, or technical documentation of any kind have surfaced
KVR Audio mentions the M 200 in passing, in a list of vintage synths alongside the Farfisa Syntorchestra, Kawai K5, and Korg DW-8000. No real discussion or review appears to exist. If you own one or have seen documentation, the archive would welcome the correction.
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