images via this auction"serviced by Voyetra's specialist Peter Lanzillotta in NYC... barely 800 units were ever built and sold"
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Octave Plateau Voyetra 8
images via this auction"serviced by Voyetra's specialist Peter Lanzillotta in NYC... barely 800 units were ever built and sold"
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Me thinks you wouldn't want to own a unit with the older rev chassis. The seller also doesn't mention what rev boards are inside.
ReplyDeleteHe bought it on January 30th on ebay for $1525.01. Everybody wonders why synths are so expensive....people like him outbidding others just to turn a profit.
ReplyDeleteI paid 2500Euros 2 years ago for my Voyetra here in Roma (Italia) and it doesn't look as good as this one...
ReplyDeletePrices for vintage synths keep going up and up, everybody wants to own a Classic analog synth + the Euro is getting stronger and stronger so US auctions opened to international buyers naturally sell for more...
It's a good time to shop in the US... ;-)
I have had a Voyetra 8 for almost 20 years and it sounds AMAZING. I was also lucky enough to be given a box of sounds programmed by nyc synth guru Rick Stevens.
ReplyDeleteAll the synth companies are trying to reproduce analog sounding synths and they PALE compared to the originals.
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