Thursday, February 02, 2006
Inside a Moog Voyager
Title link takes you to a page on Till Kopper's website with shots and notes on the inside of a Moog Voyager. Enjoy.
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Love the VL1 hanging around for good measure.
ReplyDeleteI suppose, fair enough, it's not like the Voyager has a drum machine in it
That picture just serves to show why a polyphonic Voyager is impossible...as well as to justify the price of the thing. Compare that to an IC based analog like the Andromeda. Night and day.
ReplyDeleteHmm.. that whole thing is kind of ancient. With just surface mount components, you could get costs and size down on that thing quite a bit. A polyphonic Voyager is probably not beyond the realm of possibility.
ReplyDeletemr. array, how do you figure the voyager is NOT IC based? the only discrete components on that board are resistors and a handful of caps. The "transistor array" based filter is IC based, and I would bet most everything else is as well.
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