Teenage Engineering launched an instrument amp with a ton of built-in effects
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Teenage Engineering launched an instrument amp with a ton of built-in effects

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  • Teenage Engineering has introduced the EP-35, a battery-powered multi-instrument amplifier featuring multiple inputs including line-in, 1/4-inch guitar, and XLR for microphones with phantom power support, plus Bluetooth streaming and multi-unit Bluetooth connectivity via Auracast.
  • The EP-35 offers separate effects processors for guitar and vocals, using style-based presets such as “blues” or “radio” with a single knob to control effect intensity, rather than detailed parameter adjustments.
  • Accessories for the EP-35 include the “amptenna” FM radio attachment and the EP-127 KO Pedal, a wireless MIDI controller that enables enhanced effects control, a looper, metronome, and expression pedal functionality.
  • The EP-127 KO Pedal also functions as a 3.5mm MIDI output device and HID controller, allowing integration with other synthesizers, pedals, or computer-based video playback control.

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