Moog Music Forum

sir_dss wrote:Is it going to be too expensive and everyone is going to be all pissy about it?

I'll be keeping my MMV regardless.

Price is hovering around the $1000-1300 to compete with the DSI mono I believe. But I have no plans to let go of my voyager either

I got mine from sweetwater too and had no problems. as usual when ordering synths though, if I want it new I always say "leave it factory sealed" or for them to make sure it's factory sealed. I know this sounds redundant, since the price you're paying is for 'new', but you'd be surprised s...

I can't believe this! :x :evil: Moog Music will NOT release a softsynth, a VA or a hardware controller!!!! And NOOO I don't know what the new product is but I think I know the SPIRIT of DR. MOOG and what he understood he represented to his fans. The fact remains that one starts to wonder what was c...

suthnear wrote:This *might* be being driven by nova musik and not moog, though. They have a limited edition cosmetically customised studio electronics se-1x as well, I see...

True, I didn't think of that. If so it should say it on their sight or something. But an AE with red lighting would be the bomb.

Orange huh? Sounds nice. I like orange too, but I don't think I'd like it with the EB cabinet. Think I'd rather see the orange in a performer/sig cabinet. But if it cost more then forget it. I don't care how limited. Next year another 'limited' edition of the Voyager will be released as the norm now.

Tough call. I would've done the same thing and turned the shiit off. But yea, it does look like you'll have to send it to Moog or a qualified service technician for repair at this point.

It's good for FX types of sounds. In fact that's usually what I end up programming on the thing, odd types of sounds that don't fit into the traditional categories of Lead, Bass, String, etc.

There is no easy way to do this, as I would like to do the same in reorganizaing patches and I thought the editor would help but I'm stuck because I need the Voyager OS 3.2 to work with the latest Soundtower Voyager Mac editor :cry: The only way I see it could be done now is to send all individual p...

the main reason for me to consider selling it: - too much time spent dealing with the why's and how's in regards to technical issues and problems and repairs in comparison with the time spent actually enjoying the unit - too many features i don't need or use (touchscreen, potmapping) - too many per...

I never saw that photo! Cool. But where's Jean-Claude Van Damme? I remember the debates when I was younger. Of course Segal would wip his $ss.

theglyph wrote:Damn good deal.

Yea, very good deal for an SE. But all this just confirms what I was trying to point out about the resale value of voyagers and the different editions. It'll be interesting to see what the second hand trading prices are of the new rumored budget mono settle in at.

Anyway, $1700 for a Voyager is VERY inexpensive. How cheap do you want this low-cost Moog to be? Much less and I don't think it will live up to the Moog name. When you start slaping on digital oscillators and plastic and whatnot, whats the point of buying a Moog? The name? You've hit the point exac...

On the Electric Blue, how loud is the "whine" for the backlight? Mine is pretty loud. A very noticeable "weeee". I could compare it to a fan in a very noisy hard drive on a computer. It's not the biggest deal in the world, but is this normal? If not, is it a sign of a deeper pro...

JSRockit wrote:though my Evolver and Monomachine with stay.

Voyager will fit perfectly right in But yea, if don't want to drop the 3k then wait for the rumored budget monosynth. Wont be long now.

A week or so ago (I don't remember if it was on this forum or on another) somebody stated that all of the different models of Voyager (Performance, Signature, 50th Anniversary, and Electric Blue, not to mention some of the custom combinations ordered by various dealers) had hurt the resale prices o...