Moog Minimoog Voyager Performer Edition 44-Key Monophonic Synthesizer 2002 - 2015 - Traditional Wood Cabinet

one of my most used synths! an absolute monster. excels at everything! bass, leads, sound effects / finishing touches, etc. this voyager is always in the mix in one way or another. it has been in the studio for a decade plus, bought it in 2016, have been in love with it ever since! great condition, i’ve included excellent pictures to see the condition of the wood, this one has been cared for and is ready to go!! i’ll double box and pack appropriately to ensure it’s safety while shipping. let me know if you have any questions! message me through here or find me @ imperialsoundst on IG! here’s some more info taken from thesynthsource: The Minimoog Voyager is a programmable monophonic analog synthesizer introduced by Moog Music in 2002 as a modern descendant of the classic Minimoog. It preserved the essential language of three analog oscillators, subtractive synthesis, hands-on performance controls, and a Moog filter-centered signal path, while adding patch memory, MIDI, extensive control-voltage integration, dual filter modes, and a three-dimensional touch surface. Its importance is not only technical. The Minimoog Voyager marked the return of Moog as a contemporary keyboard-synth manufacturer and became the last synthesizer Bob Moog designed from start to finish. The Minimoog Voyager sounds recognizably Moog, but it is not simply a Model D replica. Its character is thick, controlled, rounded, and physically present, with enough weight in the low end to handle bass duties and enough harmonic density to carry leads without needing much external processing. Compared with the wilder reputation of some vintage Minimoogs, the Voyager often feels more refined and more stable. That is not a weakness. It makes the instrument easier to place in a modern production while still retaining the pressure, bloom, and harmonic authority expected from a serious analog monosynth. Much of its identity comes from the combination of three continuously variable-waveform oscillators, a five-input mixer, and a filter section that goes beyond a single traditional low-pass path. In dual low-pass mode, the Minimoog Voyager can produce broad, animated, stereo-aware filter movement. In high-pass/low-pass mode, it moves toward a variable band-pass behavior, giving it a more sculpted and sometimes more nasal or vocal edge. The spacing control is especially important because it changes the relationship between the two filters rather than merely brightening or darkening the whole instrument. It excels at basses, sync leads, expressive solo tones, drones, and animated analog effects. The external audio input and mixer insert point also make it useful as a processing instrument, not only as a keyboard synth. The Minimoog Voyager’s sound is therefore less about vintage imitation than about extending the Minimoog idea into a programmable, performance-oriented analog system. Manufacturer: Moog Music. Year introduced: 2002. Production years: 2002–2015 for the standard Minimoog Voyager line. Synthesis type: programmable analog subtractive synthesis with digital control for memory and system functions. Category: flagship monophonic analog performance synthesizer. Polyphony: monophonic. Oscillators: three analog oscillators with continuously variable waveform control, plus noise and external audio input as additional sound sources. Filter: two voltage-controlled filters configurable as dual low-pass filters or as high-pass/low-pass in series, with cutoff, resonance, spacing, and software-selectable pole slopes. LFOs: one LFO with triangle and square waves, used through the modulation busses and sample-and-hold system. Envelopes: two envelope generators, one for the filter and one for the amplifier. Modulation system: two programmable modulation busses, touch-surface control, pot mapping, keyboard performance modulation, and extensive CV/gate integration. Sequencer / arpeggiator: no onboard sequencer or arpeggiator in the standard Voyager architecture. Effects: no onboard effects; the Mixer Out/Filter In insert point allows external processing before the filter stage. Memory: 896 presets in seven banks in the later documented operating system, with user-rewritable locations. Keyboard: 44-key keyboard from F to C, with MIDI transmission of velocity and aftertouch, pitch and modulation wheels, glide and release switches, and a three-dimensional touch surface on keyboard models. Inputs / outputs: stereo quarter-inch audio outputs, front-panel headphone output, external audio input, Mixer Out/Filter In insert, 14 CV/expression/gate inputs on keyboard models, accessory ports for CV expansion, and BNC lamp socket on keyboard models. MIDI / USB: MIDI In, Out, and Thru; operating system updates via MIDI SysEx; no native USB port in the official Voyager keyboard specification. Display: backlit LCD with contrast control. Dimensions / weight: keyboard version approximately 30.5 inches wide, 18 inches deep, 3 inches high with the panel…