Moog Voyager - Anyone have a schematic/SVC manual/know where output balance pots are?

nms · 20th October 2011

My voyager bugs me with the fact that the L & R outs aren't level. I'm trying to run a tight ship here! I only ever use it in mono as a result but I'd really like to crack her open and adjust the derelict pot to match the output level. I'm tempted to open it up and hope the board will reveal the info I'm after but I thought I'd check with the board here first

ark · 20th October 2011

Moog seems to be pretty good about answering questions like that if you ask them. I was a little annoyed that the output on my MF-105m (I think) was in mono when in bypass mode and suggested to them that they modify the design to allow for it to be in stereo. Their response: "Oh, you can do that yourself. Open it up, and solder together these two pads on the circuit board. Here's a picture showing where they are."

20th October 2011	#1
nms Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2009 Location: Vancouver Posts: 1,511 Thread Starter	Moog Voyager - Anyone have a schematic/SVC manual/know where output balance pots are? My voyager bugs me with the fact that the L & R outs aren't level. I'm trying to run a tight ship here! I only ever use it in mono as a result but I'd really like to crack her open and adjust the derelict pot to match the output level. I'm tempted to open it up and hope the board will reveal the info I'm after but I thought I'd check with the board here first __________________ Minimoog Voyager \| Virus Ti2 Polar \| Juno 60 \| EL8X Distressor \| UA 6176 \| Mytek 192 ADC \| Lavry DA10 \| Motu 828mk2 \| Focal Twins \| KRK Ergo \| Ableton Live 8 \| Windows 7

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20th October 2011	#2
ark Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2008 Location: New Jersey, USA Posts: 644	Moog seems to be pretty good about answering questions like that if you ask them. I was a little annoyed that the output on my MF-105m (I think) was in mono when in bypass mode and suggested to them that they modify the design to allow for it to be in stereo. Their response: "Oh, you can do that yourself. Open it up, and solder together these two pads on the circuit board. Here's a picture showing where they are."