Let me get this straight.
In the US it’s $225 (around £130). Is that right!?
Turnkey (the UK retailer) want £250 for the upgrade board!!!
£250 for an extra few banks of sounds!?!?!? I’m only using about 20 slots on mine at the minute.
Unless there’s a really impressive new feature on the way for V3.x, I think I’ll leave it!
Ah - another thread on here mentions $225, I just checked the parent site for this forum, it’s $325, not $225
It’s $325 if you have Moog Music do it (ship 'em the Voyager, they do the install & return your unit).
It’ll be a do-it-yourself kit after Oct 1, 2005, priced at $225.
OK - I’d better hope that Turnkey do better than the £250 then.
I’m a bit worried that this is a pre-order price - they do seem to advertise kit before it’s actually available.
Yes, this very much does suck.. Anyway you look at it, its expensive:
Looks like we will have to wait for some to visit the US.. I dont mind paying £122 but not no way £250..
Gents -
Perhaps I’m speaking without a full appreciation of doing business overseas, but couldn’t you place an order with a music store in the US and have it shipped to you?
In a word: Yes. That’s exactly what I’ll be doing when the time comes.
I think I’ll see what Turnkey do, but yeah - I’ll order in America. Actually - I’m probably working out there again soon…
I wont order from the US as import duties and tax are a pain. Besides, every few months you know someone who is making the trip and I presume it will be a very small package..
I am also watching what Turnkey do. Im really hoping that once the kit is released their price will be a bit more sensible..
Actually, they aren’t. The courier deals with these and all you have to do is reimburse them. It’s that simple. I imported my Voyager from the US and nothing could have been more painless. 