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Moog Voyager XL
We are Brokering this instrument for and on behalf of our customer
Came into stock: 2nd April 2014
Servicing Status: Full service by KSR will commence post-sale
When Moog Music produced the Voyager XL they set out to offer the finest contemporary analogue hybrid synth in the world. They achieved something quite beautiful and it’s hard not to want to own by just looking at it..wow!
The Voyager is a great sounding synth and distinctly ‘modern Moog’ in sonic character, and a worthy evolution of the original vintage Minimoog in many ways, offering truly fantastic value for the money.
This monster synth is brimming FULL of enough features and functionality to satisfy any synth fan, and thoughtfully adorned with excellent performance control options to make this a fantastic centre-stage studio CV/Gate/MIDI controller.
This Voyager XL was purchased second-hand last year by it’s current owner and has sat unused in his studio, so he decided to let it go to someone who will make good use of it – as it deserves. The Moog is in excellent condition throughout, as you would expect from an synth only 2 years old.
Running OS version 3.6. It does not come with its original box or user manual, although the manual can be downloaded direct from Moog here:
http://www.moogmusic.com/sites/default/files/voyager_xl_manual.pdf
This can operate over 110V and 220V – it will be sold with a 3 month warranty.
As with all Brokered Sales, the synth will be fully serviced post-sale before it’s sent to its new owner. We do this to ensure that the instrument leaves us in perfect operational condition, and it is backed up by our full warranty to give the new owner complete peace of mind. The servicing is carried out as a priority once the the sale has been completed, and although it will delay shipping/delivery by a short time, we know from experience that customers are happy to wait.
Sales Price: £3390 GBP.
Availability: This 40th Anniversary Minimoog Voyager XL is now SOLD as at 15th April 2015.
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