The , produced from 1988 to 1995 , remains one of the best-selling synthesizers in history, with an estimated 250,000 units manufactured. For collectors, synth enthusiasts, and technicians, the Korg M1 serial number is the key to identifying a unit's age, its production batch, and even its specific firmware compatibility. Where to Find Your Korg M1 Serial Number
Whether you are restoring a classic or buying your first "workstation," knowing how to read the Korg M1 serial number ensures you know exactly which piece of music history you own. Korg M1 Serial Number
Unlike some modern manufacturers, Korg's 1980s serial numbering system for the M1 was relatively simple. Most M1 units feature a . The , produced from 1988 to 1995 ,
Collectors often seek "early" units (low serial numbers) or units from the final production run in 1995 for their historical value. Verifies the unit is a genuine Korg product
Verifies the unit is a genuine Korg product from the late 80s/early 90s rather than a later reissue or a different model like the 01/W .
Serial number 100,000 reportedly rolled off the production line.