Teenage Engineering, the renowned innovators of portable synthesizers and audio equipment, have announced the release EP–133 K.O. II. A battery-powered sampler, sequencer and groovebox based on their iconic Pocket Operator PO-33K.0! adding more sampling, FX and sequencing capabilities plus a new function to file your tax returns. Just kidding, but with a design aesthetic like nothing else we’ve seen, it should be clear to everyone by now that Teenage Engineering puts design and functionality front of mind when developing products.
True to the Pocket Operator legacy, the EP–133 K.O. II maintains its compact and portable design. The sleek and stylish form factor, a nod to Teenage Engineering’s commitment to merging technology with a music-making workflow (and their love of Super Nintendo’s???) is just as much about the experience as it is about the feature set.
The initial version was a killer little device, featuring 8 melodic slots, 8 drum slots, 40 seconds of sample memory, 16 effects, and a “step multiplier.” Thanks to the advancements in chip technology, it could still produce high quality sounds.
More info Here: https://teenage.engineering/
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