Moog's are expensive. However, nothing else sounds quite like a Moog. Even the best emulations pale in comparison with a real Moog on a side by side test. Personally, I think they're worth every penny.
I visited the Moog factory two weeks ago and it was quite an education. Everything was handbuilt, tested, burned in and calibrated. I met the people who actually built and calibrated my unit (try that with a Roland or Yamaha).
The LP and voyager's are two entirely different animals. Aside from the number of oscillators, the overall sonic characteristics (while certainly still Moog), are quite different.
I know some that have both. When I was making my Moog decision, I just couldn't get what I wanted out of the LP, so for me the Voyager was the obvious choice.
Play them both. The winner will emerge for your needs. You won't go wrong with either one, but I have to say, the Voyager is such a monster!!
Your mileage may vary.
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