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Teenage Engineering is now taking audio kit seriously – and this is a serious piece of audio kit

Teenage Engineering has built a reputation on quirky audio gadgets, but the APC-2 is something else entirely

Sick of scrounging in thrift stores for LPs or paying $40 for a new album? This pro vinyl cutter lets you make your own — but it's an absolute beast

The Teenage Engineering APC-2 is a record cutter that lets you 'burn' audio to vinyl, but for various reasons, you won't be picking it up and carrying it home tomorrow

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Teenage Engineering’s EP-136 KO Sidekick is part DJ mixer, part interface, part effects unit – and surprisingly affordable

The latest addition to the EP range could be the ideal accompaniment to a compact hardware setup

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The Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field finally gets undo

"Sometimes it’s nice to get a do-over. That’s why we are undoing what we did – we’re adding undo"

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Brands are forgetting the ‘personal’ in personal devices

As interfaces disappear and upgrades matter less, differentiation is shifting to identity, behaviour and form. Our so-called 'personal' device brands need to catch up.

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This stylish Bluetooth speaker has four features you won't find anywhere else

Teenage Engineering's OB-4 is a Bluetooth speaker with exquisite styling, but that isn't why it stands out. The real reason is that it has plenty of unique features that you don't get anywhere else.

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"Boy, do people hate it": 10 of the most divisive products in music tech history, from iLok to the Akai Timbre Wolf

Some products take off, some land with a thud, and some stir up so much controversy they become their own memes. These are the synths, drum machines, and grooveboxes you love to hate

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“Proper old school producers might also baulk at the ease of song creation and the slick results” – Teenage Engineering EP-40 Riddim and EP-2350 Ting review

It’s a mobile reggae, dub and dancehall sound system with its own mic for less than 300 quid

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Teenage Engineering launches EP-40 Riddim, a spin on its EP-133 sampler deeply inspired by reggae, dancehall and sound system culture

The Swedish brand has also unveiled the EP-2350 Ting, a handheld lo-fi microphone with built-in effects designed to be paired with Riddim

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Teenage Engineering is letting you pay what you want for the OP-XY

A new 1.1.0 firmware update brings sample slicing and sidechain-style ducking to the monochrome synth/sampler

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Teenage Engineering leak appears to reveal dub reggae-themed EP-2350 Riddim Supertone sampler and EP-40 mixer

A spin on the EP-133 K.O. II inspired by Jamaican music, the sampler is joined by a 2-channel DJ mixer and Ting FX microphone

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Teenage Engineering is giving away a free EP-1320 Medieval sampler to anyone that spends $999 in its online store

"'Cause we live in medieval times"

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Teenage Engineering's latest tech product isn't just cheap, it's free

The "world's cheapest computer case" costs absolutely nothing – if you can get hold of one

Building a new PC and looking for a good case? You can get one for free – with a couple of catches

There's no such thing as a free lunch - but you can get a new PC case for nothing.

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Free mini-ITX case made of one sheet of translucent plastic arrives, stock evaporates instantly — Teenage Engineering’s foldable Computer-2 sports odd layout, with the GPU above the motherboard

Quirky electronics design house Teenage Engineering has released the Computer-2 Mini-ITX case.

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“The computer case you can’t buy… 'cause it’s free!”: Teenage Engineering's latest experiment is a free computer case made from one piece of foldable plastic

"We set a goal to design the cheapest computer case in the world. Our engineers worked day and night to push the limits, and they engineered it all the way down to a cost of 0"

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“A bubbling cauldron full of ancient sounds, but confusing to learn and lacking in space”: Teenage Engineering EP-1320 Medieval review

Hear ye! Beholdeth “the world’s first medieval electronic instrument”. But is it formius o’er functionus?

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Teenage Engineering has designed an electric moped - and it's cheaper than the OP-XY synth

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Teenage Engineering's TX-6, TP-7 and CM-15 are back in black

New sleek, matte-black versions of Teenage Engineering's TX-6 mixer, TP-7 field recorder and CM-15 microphone are now shipping

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"This is an experiment": Teenage Engineering is letting you choose your own price for the OP-1 Field (no, we're not kidding)

The ever-mischievous Swedish brand is giving you the chance to pay what you want for its divisive mini-synth/sampler... but there's a catch

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"I snuck in an easter egg that most people don't know about - I don't think anyone's found it yet": Teenage Engineering engineer reveals hidden Pocket Operator feature

The Teenage Engineering team reflects on the development and influence of the Pocket Operator line in recognition of its 10th anniversary

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Teenage Engineering drops knockout update for its EP-133 K.O. II sampler, bringing much-requested features like resampling, song mode and increased polyphony

OS 2.0 also brings MIDI sidechaining, larger note intervals and more

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Is Sabrina Carpenter the world’s biggest Teenage Engineering fan? Please, please, please say that it’s true

Photo evidence suggests that she may have been jamming with an OP-1 and OP-XY during her Short n’ Sweet tour downtime

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Forever 89 releases Topos, a topographical effects plugin that (quite literally) puts saturation on the map - and there's a free version

The offbeat software studio launched by former Ableton and Teenage Engineering developers releases an amp and speaker-simulating saturation tool

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Teenage Engineering celebrates 10 years of the Pocket Operator, the "world’s most affordable and accessible music machine"

In recognition of the PO's 10th birthday, Teenage Engineering is giving you the chance to take home the entire range in its #PO10DIY contest

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