Moog Music Forum

That procedure is more complex than it needs to be. I never had to touch keyboard trimpot. If your Voyager drifts with the hood open, it probably has the wrong caps in the charging core. There was a supply problem and Moog had to substitute those caps, but the replacement caps do not hold stable tun...

That's how my Voyager RME was behaving. My Voyager SE has been rock solid. So I popped the hood on both and compared VCO components. I found that the charging caps in the VCOs (C63, C66, C81)of the RME were incorrect dielectric. If they are the wrong dielectric, the temperature compensation will not...

No the dimensions are not the same.

I bought a flight case for my T1 from Anvil cases. Calzone owns them so when you go to the website make sure you request Anvil.

I have a vintage model D and an Anvil ATA case for my Voyager.

Since the model D is taller than the Voyager, the case lid will not close. So the model D does not fit.

Original owner of a Signature Edition Voyager since 2003. Zero trouble, although Moog did replace some ICs as part of routine maintenance when I took mine in for calibration.

MIDIMurf pedal is a lot of fun

CCs cannot be changed as of firmware v2.x.

The Minitaur is hardly alone. Frankly the best way to address this is to use a proper MIDI controller whose controllers can be assigned.

During the 1970s/80s, Norlin Corporation owned Moog synths, Gibson guitars, Pearl drums, Lowrey home organs, many music brands. It was not uncommon for parts to be interchanged on products of any of the brands. Such is the case for the Moog Taurus 1 and Taurus 2, whose keycaps came from Lowrey organ...

I saw a picture of the inside of a vintage Moog Vocoder and there are no coils/inductors inside.

I have many Anvil cases. When I bought the T3 I also purchased the "official" Moog road case for it.

I should had bought an Anvil case.

I was going to suggest downloading the sysex files from the Moog website, but ones like the Voyager are no longer listed under "Legacy Products"...?!?

He probably did mean VX-351.

VX-351 is the output module and it is used for the Voyager and the RME.

The VX-352 is the input module and is only used on the RME.

Double Helix wrote: ↑Tue Jan 14, 2020 4:58 pm 2" tape based

That's kinda short, isn't it?

(Sad but true, a punk bass player did actually reply with that many years ago)

The Minimoog power supply is a Kelvin system. Each rail has force/sense lines. They must be terminated for the supply to function. If' your oscillator board isn't plugged in, the power supply won't work because that's where the force/sense lines terminate. The force line is an output source, the sen...