Manikin-Electronic Memotron M2K

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Manikin-Electronic Memotron M2K

Manikin-Electronic

Memotron M2K

4.6 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 385222
Model: Memotron M2K
Price: $1,747.90

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The M2K is a seriously cool instrument for those craving that classic, warm, almost tape-saturated vibe of the original M400. It's a fantastic choice for sound designers, vintage synth enthusiasts, or anyone wanting a unique and instantly usable voice. Just be aware of the limited key range – it's a specialized tool, not a full-blown workstation.

Product Description

  • Manikin-Electronic Memotron M2K
  • Synthesiser
  • Recreated keybord by the legendary M400
  • 37-Key Fatar keyboard (light weighted)
  • Polyphony: 111 Reeds
  • Up to 3 sounds playable parallel
  • 100 Preset sounds (inkl. Soundsets Vintage 1 and Studio Collection)
  • Internal memory for approx. 700 preset sounds
  • SD Card slot for sound import and storage for settings
  • Controls: Volume
  • tone
  • pitch
  • frame
  • Half-Speed as well as Data / ESC for menu control
  • Parametric effects processor
  • LC-Display
  • Stereo line output 2x. 6.3 mm unbalanced jack
  • Stereo headphone output 6.3 mm jack
  • MIDI In/Out/Thru
  • Connection for volume pedal
  • Internal power adapter
  • Metal housing
PROS
  • • Excellent recreation of the M400's unique sound character
  • • Fatar keyboard provides a responsive, playable feel despite being lightweight
  • • Impressive polyphony allows for complex, layered sounds
  • • Metal housing suggests a robust build quality and professional aesthetic
CONS
  • • The 37-key Fatar action may feel too light for some players
  • • Limited key range restricts certain playing styles and expressive techniques
  • • Effect processor, while present, lacks deep editing capabilities

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Key Features

Keys 37
Key Type Light-weighted Fatar
Synthesis Type Memotron (sampled/recreated)
Polyphony 111 Reeds
Effects Parametric effects processor
Connections Stereo line outputs, headphone output, MIDI I/O/Thru, volume pedal input
Weight Approximately 12 lbs

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Frequently Asked Questions

Manikin has clearly put a lot of effort into recreating the M400’s signature timbre, using advanced sampling and algorithms, though it’s not a perfect clone – it’s a modern interpretation.
Yes, the SD card slot allows for importing custom sounds and patches, opening up considerable sonic possibilities.
The lighter action is best suited for pads, textures, and slower passages; more aggressive playing will require adjusting your technique.

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