It starts with the heart of a Minimoog Model D. “Fat oscillators and warm Moog filters give it that unmistakable Moog sound and the rugged construction and intuitive user interface design immediately tells you that you’re playing a high-quality musical instrument, ” the company says.
From the current Voyager lineage, the XL inherits a 100% analog signal path with stable oscillators, patch storage, touch surface, pot mapping and extensive MIDI control functionality, the company says. To all this, add a ribbon controller and 61 note keyboard.
Incorporating virtually all of the sound resources and functions of the original Minimoog Model D and Voyager, The Minimoog Voyager XL features front-panel patchability that harkens back to the original Moog modular synthesizers.
Highlights include:
- 61-Note Velocity Sensitive Keyboard with After-Pressure
- Ribbon Controller with Pitch and Gate CV Outputs
- Touch Surface Controller with X, Y, A and Gate Outputs
- Stereo External Audio Input
- Effects Loop Insert
- 2 Active Attenuators
- 4-Input CV Mixer
- Lag Processor
- 2nd MIDI-Synced LFO
- 3 Four-Way Mults
- 20 Control Voltage Outputs
- 3 Gate Outputs
- 10 Control Voltage Inputs
- 4 Gate Inputs
- 2 Modulation Busses
- Solid Oak Cabinet
- Tilting Control Panel
Pricing & Availability
The Minimoog Voyager XL will begin shipping in the 4th quarter of 2010 with a price tag of $4,995.
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