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Wednesday, June 13, 2007

Cocobolo Rosewood VOYAGER

Another beautiful work of art sent my way via Synthwood.

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Posted by matrix at 6/13/2007 11:18:00 AM
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13 comments:

  1. Anonymous6/13/07, 11:51 AM

    Ahh, so that is why we should harvest the rainforests! Where do I sign up? ;-)

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  2. Doktor Future6/13/07, 11:54 AM

    It is beautiful tho. But I hear you re: rainforests. Check out: http://www.cocobolo.net/

    Most is not harvested from rainforests these days.

    That is very beautiful for sure.

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  3. Anonymous6/13/07, 12:00 PM

    I still like the Lignum Vitae one posted earlier... it looks more evil. This one looks like a very nice coffee table .. and I mean that in the most sincerest way!

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  4. Doktor Future6/13/07, 1:27 PM

    I like evil too.

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  5. Unknown6/13/07, 3:04 PM

    Very nice.

    Moog needs to change the color of the panel itself, and make the switches something other than red and blue.

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  6. Anonymous6/13/07, 3:10 PM

    That would be a fairly easy cosmetic change. I think the main reason why the switches and knobs are the way they are is that they wanted to hark back to the Mini Moog. Can you imagine a Mini Moog front panel than looked like a doepfer or buchla? no, neither can I ;-)

    That rosewood really kicks ass!

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  7. Dave6/13/07, 4:49 PM

    I'll best CustomSynth.co.uk could make a Voyager look like a Buchla... I hear that morph/blends like this are next on Jeff's agenda someday!

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  8. Anonymous6/13/07, 5:29 PM

    Wow..very good! one of the best i've seen! I remember a while back Moog saying they were going to offer exotic wood options on the voyagers, guess they lost interest.
    It's nice to see someone filled that void very nicely.

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  9. Anonymous6/13/07, 5:35 PM

    I heard that Moog is actually going to use Synthwood to make cases in exotic woods. And speaking of customsynth, there is also news that customsynth is going to use one of synthwood's all wood Sequential Circuits Pro-One cases for one of their conversions.

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  10. Anonymous6/13/07, 6:41 PM

    I remember seeing a KL-rebuilt Minimoog that had military green switches. I thought it looked good.

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  11. Anonymous6/14/07, 12:35 PM

    I bet it makes it sound better.

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  12. Anonymous6/14/07, 8:33 PM

    wood? confirmed.

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  13. Anonymous6/15/07, 4:34 AM

    Like it have to be..

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