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Is Teenage Engineering’s EP-133 K.O. II still worth getting in 2025?
In late 2023, Teenage Engineering, Sweden’s premier vibe merchant and synth maker, found itself in a somewhat jarring position. Its much-anticipated portable polyphonic sampler, the EP-133 K.O. II, had just entered the ring and was a smash hit. Simultaneously, the company was getting pummelled over ‘fadergate’ – a host of build quality issues that incensed the devoted user base. We’re now a year or so down the road. As the dust, and hype, have settled, it’s worth stepping back to evaluate the EP-133 K.O. II with a clear head. Does it have staying power? Or is it a one-round wonder? ... The post Is Teenage Engineering’s EP-133 K.O. II still worth getting in 2025? appeared first on MusicTech. View the full article -
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Teenage Engineering’s EP-1320 Medieval review: Fan service or folly?
An office joke? A dare? It’s impossible to know just where the idea for the EP-1320 Medieval came from, but it’s here, and it’s weird. After the smashing success of the original EP133 K.O. II, anticipation was riding high for the next entry in the EP line. Once Teenage Engineering dropped the announcement for its ‘Instrumentalis Electronicum’ there was a moment of collective confusion as we all processed the fact that this wasn’t just a Middle Ages theme re-skin, but a whole new product with additional features, effects, expanded storage, and a curated sound set. So let’s look at what’s different, what’s the same, and whether any of it makes sense... The post Teenage Engineering’s EP-1320 Medieval review: Fan service or folly? appeared first on MusicTech. View the full article -
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chris hutchinson Hey everyone, been about 20 years since I was last here!
Mate, I don't know how I survived it tbh... if I miss even an hour of sleep now I am like a zombie ahahaha -
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chris hutchinson Hey everyone, been about 20 years since I was last here!
No rush on it, but if you do find one please let me know -
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