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Hi Guys,

can anyone please post some pictures showing how to replace the LED lights underneath the clear mod wheels on a Voyager? Circuit board etc. Just to realize what it means before opening the unit, thanks.

TIA

Has anyone ever published the complete component list of a Moog Voyager, or at least the list of ICs?
Not asking for the actual schematics (that would be too much to ask for...).

Been in touch with Moog support; it looks like this will need a repair as one op-amp on the analog board is most likely the root cause.

I've got a Voyager Performer Edition with see-thru wheels (looking black from a distance but they're actually transparent) but no blue leds: I complained with the seller one year ago and they said they could not do anything about it because they can't test instruments before shipping (this was an In...

till wrote:You tested it with absolutely no midi cable connected?
It is the same even on the init patch?
What software version is running on your Voyager?

Yes to the first two, OS version is 3.5

Did you try switching the glide off? I'm getting a similar problem when the glide is switched on. But in my case no "error unable to load" as you reported.

Ok I'll try that even though the glide switch and knob are perfectly responsive. Also no answer from Moog yet: if only I were into spiritism it would be probably quicker to get in touch with Bob himself.

Well I tried but no answer yet. The glide has just died. Turning the knob will show values on the display so it's really puzzling. But yes, maybe the analog board, who knows. I admit not having used the Voyager for a few weeks actually, then all of a sudden I switched it on and that's it, no glide. ...

Well, nobody?

Hi guys, I have a Voyager Performer Edition, bought new last year, mint conditions. All of a sudden the glide does not work anymore: what can it be? Switch works fine (can see it turning ON / OFF on display) but when ON then the pitch remains constant across the whole keyboard. Can this be a softwar...

GregAE wrote:Take a look at "Kicking It Up A Notch", an article I wrote a few years ago that addresses different overdrive techniques on the Voyager. Look in: KnobTweak > Files > Voyager > Kicking It Up A Notch

Great article, thanks a lot Greg!

What's your favorite way of using the feedback trick to overdrive the filters on a Voyager? I mean, do you patch only one of the outputs (L or R) to the external input?

By the way, what's the length of the "official" one from Moog? I guess it's a Littlite brand.

The Moog ATA case for the Voyager (latest model with recessed wheels) comes with two velcro-detachable foam pads: are these supposed to protect the knobs? I assume so, but I'd like to get a confirmation about their correct positioning.