sunny pedaal wrote:i don't understand people believe the voyager is a model-d.
its evident that soundwise there is difference. both a exceptional well made synth's, but if you want a model-d , i'm sure you will have to go just for that. ( prices are about the same now )
so, don't think testing/ proving there's a difference is very interesting.
testing the differences between the modded and not modded voyager might help to find the best config for the voyager, making it a "better" instrument. that i would find much more awarding
I see nobody in this thread believing the
Voyager is a model D.
I for one hope it is not: I don't need oscillator drifts, and I prefer having presets avaiable besides all knob tweaking, just to name two reasons.
But there's something in the sound of a model D which has always attracted musicians, and it would be ridiculous to make a taboo of the simple question, if it is possible to
mod the
Voyager a bit in that direction.
The one thing I don't understand is why this simple question, concerning two different synths so closely related, can't be dealt with in an unexcited manner, without either mystifying the model D or denying any need for comparisons possibly leading to useful modifications. Both reactions are useless from my view.
The alternative is
a) technical clarification after obeservations like in the beginning of this thread, at best from those who know the synths best
b) dealing with user wishes for possible modifications, as long as users are ready to pay for such modifications
I see no reason whatsoever not to debate both in a calm and reasonable way. So what?