Teenage Engineering has launched the EP-35 K.O. AMP, a 399 euro battery-powered amp with six inputs and eight effects, alongside the 99 euro EP-127 K.O. Pedal and a run of accessories that turn its K.O. sampler line into a full portable rig.
Teenage Engineering's OP-XY firmware 1.2.0, released October 15, 2026, adds a nine-voice drum synthesizer and 8-channel USB-C audio to existing hardware at no extra cost.
Teenage Engineering CEO Jesper Kouthoofd says the company wants to stop manufacturing synthesizers, including the OP-1, OP-XY and Pocket Operator series, arguing the business shouldn't be built on product profit.
Teenage Engineering's $58 EP-2350 FX Mic packs four vocal effects and four sample slots into a Raspberry Pi RP2350 chip, and Adafruit had already published a full teardown and hacking guide for it three weeks before the official unveiling.
Teenage Engineering's 2.5 firmware turns the cult sampler into a proper studio citizen: stereo USB in and out, sample reverse, and the arpeggiator owners have been begging for.
Teenage Engineering's new APC-2, made with Vienna's Supersense, is a professional record-cutting lathe that carves one-off playback discs in real time. There is no official price, it is made to order, and it is aimed squarely at the studio.
Teenage Engineering’s EUR 189 EP-136 K.O. Sidekick is a battery-powered, expandable two-channel mixer, FX box and interface that turns a pair of EP-133s into a pocket DJ rig, and the reviews are landing high.
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