Moog Minimoog Voyager (2002–2015)

A monophonic analog synthesizer designed by Robert Moog, based on the original Minimoog Model D, produced from 2002 to 2015.

Overview

The Moog Minimoog Voyager is a true analog monophonic synthesizer designed by Robert Moog. It was released in 2002 as a modern evolution of the classic Minimoog Model D, retaining its core sonic character while adding contemporary features like MIDI. Production ended in 2015 after 13 years, with approximately 14,000 units built. The first unit sold was a Signature Edition, hand-built and signed by Bob Moog in August 2002.

Specifications

Product type	monophonic analog synthesizer
Keyboard	44-note with velocity and aftertouch sensitivity
Oscillators	3 wide range voltage controlled oscillators with continuously variable waveforms
Additional sound source	one noise source
Modulation	2 modulation busses
Presets	128 presets expandable to 896
Power supply	accepts any power voltage from 100 volts to 240 volts
Panel	hinged, multi-position panel
Cabinet (Performer Edition)	solid hardwood cabinet

Design

Designed by Robert Moog, the Minimoog Voyager is based entirely on the original Minimoog Model D and features a solid hardwood cabinet in the Performer Edition. It includes a hinged, multi-position control panel and integrates modern capabilities such as MIDI while maintaining the pure analog signal path.

Context

The Minimoog Voyager was succeeded by the Minimoog Voyager XL in 2010, a 61-key variant released to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Minimoog Model D. Variants of the Voyager include the Performer Edition, Signature Edition, and the limited 10th Anniversary Edition with an MSRP of $15,000.