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Moog Voyager gooseneck light (with TNC connector)

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Moog Voyager gooseneck light (with TNC connector)
Product no: AM-VYLLTNC Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The Moog Voyager has magnificent backlighting, but sadly its keys are not illuminated. If you could use a little bit more light in the studio or on stage, this gooseneck light is the ideal solution. The light neatly matches the design of your Voyager.

TNC connector

This particular version of the Moog gooseneck light is equipped with a TNC connector, which makes it suitable for any Voyager model except: the Performer Edition with serial number 2839 or lower, the Electric Blue with serial number 1252 or lower, and the Select Series with serial number 582 or lower.

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Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	300 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	46,0 x 10,0 x 3,0 cm

Product specifications

Moog Voyager gooseneck light
TNC connector
suited for all Voyager models, except:

the Voyager Performer with serial number 2839 or lower
Electric Blue with serial number 1252 or lower
Select Series with serial number 582 or lower

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Sjoerd B. 17 April 2016

Wrote the following about Moog Voyager gooseneck light (with TNC connector)

Werkt heel goed op mijn Moog Voyager Performer.
Het voegt direct een sfeertje toe in de onmiddelijke omgeving,
en doet zeer authentiek aan.

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