Hi,
I just coudn’t resist any longer.
I grabbed my screwdriver and undid the five screws on the back.
Here is what I saw:
www.till-kopper.de/voyager.html
nice pics.
i opened mine when installing the vx351 but didnt have a camera handy unfrotunately
In the early versions the ICs are socketed. It is quite furtunate because I had to change some of them (upgrade). Looks like yours is a later production.
Right. Mine was build last year.
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werd.
nice pics Q.
Yep..in the pics you can see the trimmers used to tune the oscillators pitch and octave/voltage
Great pics. I opened up my Voyager once, it was a beautiful sight. I took some pics but didn’t get the film developed yet. I also got a shot of my Pro One wide open, when I was changing a few bushings, its got hardly anything in it compared to the Voyager.
That analog board is a work of art, isn’t it? ![]()
RE: Pro One inside photo.
Does your circuit board have a picture (in solder) of the Buddah? The first time I had mine apart for major cleaning/tweeks I noticed it (and generally assumed all synth techs are tripping and/or very enlightened!)
-andrew bunny ![]()
I didn’t notice, but since the Pro-One is relatively simple to open, I might take another look. I thought it was only the Prophet-5 that had the Buddha on the circuit board.
very cool!!