Farfisa Fast 2 – For Parts Only
Selling a vintage Farfisa Fast 2 organ for parts.
- Condition: Shows scratches and scuffs consistent with age.
- Functionality: Powers on and produces sound. However, during my initial testing I found:
- Vibrato does not work
- The D# key plays about an octave too high
- The 3rd E key does not work
- Some other keys only trigger intermittently depending on how hard you strike them
- I have not tested the cable/line out or every single feature
The built-in speakers are clear, and the organ runs fairly quiet. What does work sounds great!
I decided to part this organ out because replacement parts are very hard to find. I only found CME listing replacement keys at around $20 each. This listing is intended for someone who wants to use it for parts, or who may want to strip it down further and resell the keys, speakers, knobs, switches and other components. It could also be a good project for someone with the experience and know-how to repair vintage organs, or for a technician who wants to bring it back to life.
Note: Original legs and leather carrying case are being sold separately.
Shipping: Reverb.com’s shipping estimates are sometimes inaccurate. I’m happy to cover up to a $10 difference. If the cost exceeds that, I ask that the buyer cover the remainder. If we can’t resolve a shipping cost issue, I will cancel the sale.
This item is sold As-Described
This item is sold As-Described and cannot be returned unless it arrives in a condition different from how it was described or photographed. Items must be returned in original, as-shipped condition with all original packaging.Learn More.
| Listed | a year ago |
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| Condition | Non Functioning (Used) Non-functioning items do not work as they should. All known issues should be described in the listing description.Learn more |
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