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Teenage Engineering
Small device, Big sound
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Small device, Big sound
432 followers
Teenage Engineering is a Swedish consumer electronics company and manufacturer founded in 2005 by Jesper Kouthoofd, David Eriksson, Jens Rudberg and David Möllerstedt and based in Stockholm.
This is the 13th launch from Teenage Engineering. View more
EP–2350 FX–MIC
Launched this week
EP–2350 FX–MIC is a standalone handheld performance microphone with built-in fx, 4 on-board samples and a parameter modulation lever. shape your vocals and trigger samples straight from the mic. fill the four sample slots with your own sounds and build your own effect presets using a simple json file. hook it up to your K.O. II or plug it straight into any setup.
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Hi everyone!
@Teenage Engineering’s EP–2350 FX–MIC looks like a tiny radio mic. You squeeze the lever to shape the vocal FX, shake it to modulate, and fire off four samples from the side buttons.
It is $59, lo-fi on purpose, and plugs into a K.O. II or any line-in setup.
You can also swap the samples and rebuild the effect chains in a JSON file. Makers have already been poking at the RP2350 hardware underneath.
And if it looks familiar, it should. This is essentially the earlier EP–2350 Ting in the K.O. II colorway. Same little machine, just pulled out of the reggae set and given a more general place in the EP family.
The hardware was always weirder and more useful than the original theme made it look. I keep wondering what weird new voice use cases people will find for this thing..!
RunEvr
@zaczuo Wow! Quite a retro and warm little thing =)
I love these kinds of gadgets, especially when they’re musical ones <3
Curious about the story behind the name EP–2350 FX–MIC