Bedfellow for the Voyager

Tips and techniques for Minimoog Analog Synthesizers
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this_poison
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Bedfellow for the Voyager

Post by this_poison » Sun Sep 11, 2005 6:40 am

Apologies if this isn't strictly Voyager, but having just seen it's perfect partner yesterday, I just wanted to share.

If anyone is around Manchester UK in the near future, try and get to Johnny Roadhouse Music on Oxford Road for a treat.

They have got a vgc VCS3 Putney with matching Cricklewood keyboard in at the moment, and it is absolutely gorgeous. The wood is almost perfect, and bar a few minor cosmetics it's the best I've ever seen (OK, I've only seen and touched four, but one of them was in a museum). It's also stickered Music Control FX, so it's had a decent service in the last few years.

Anyway, sorry again it's not strictly Voyager, but it just brought out all the same emotions that Voyagers do - including before they even make a noise. AND, when I got home I swear I appreciated my Voyager more.

One last thing, without rekindling the "overpriced" thread at all, they had already turned down a hard £3000 for the Putney, and although they want to keep it for a while because of the punters it's drawing in, they reckon £3500 to £4000 will be the deal.

Now I didn't have £4k spare, but even at that price it's still gorgeous.

And that's three Voyagers worth, confirming the stunning value of our new Moogs in my mind at least!

:D :D :wink:

pelican1
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Post by pelican1 » Sun Sep 11, 2005 2:35 pm

vcs3 is awesome. I paid 4k$ for mine, and it is mint. No way it's worth 4kpounds though.

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Post by OysterRock » Sun Sep 11, 2005 3:45 pm

Wow, the vcs3 is definitely on my dream list. But if it came down to it, I'd rather have a polyphonic Voyager (Voyager+RME+RME).

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