Great condition, never gigged, kept in smoke free house. Only issue is the previous owner used clear nail polish to mark his settings, but bless you are right up on the keyboard you don’t even notice them. Extremely low serial number. Local pick up only.  The Moog Voyager Old School features a monophonic analog sound engine with 3 VCOs, a classic 24dB/octave ladder filter, and two ADSR envelope generators. It includes 44 velocity-sensitive keys (no aftertouch) on a Fatar keyboard, a pitch bend and modulation wheel, and Control Voltage (CV) I/O, but lacks the digital patch memory and MIDI found in standard Voyagers. The "Old School" variant has a hinged panel and a hardwood cabinet, evoking the simplicity of the original Minimoog Model D. Great condition, never gigged, kept in smoke free house. Only issue is the previous owner used clear nail polish to mark his settings, but bless you are right up on the keyboard you don’t even notice them. Extremely low serial number. Local pick up only. 

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ConditionVery Good (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • Minimoog Voyager Old School 44-Key Monophonic Synthesizer
Finish
  • Ash Cabinet
Categories
Year
  • 2008 - 2009
Made In
  • United States
Keyboard Action
  • Synth Action
Analog / Digital
  • Analog
Polyphony
  • 1 Voice
Number of Keys
  • 44 Keys
Key Size
  • Full Size

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