Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II 128MB

We have to go back quite a few years: Teenage Engineering released the Pocket Operator line-up. Actually quite bizarre little devices, a kind of calculator in the form of a bare circuit board. But musical blood is thicker than water: we have already sold many of them. Typical of that line-up was the subtle humour hidden in it. This Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II is the successor to the original Pocket Operator K.O. But it is actually much more than a successor. For a start, it no longer looks like the Pocket Operator, more like a marriage between an old Akai MPC and the calculator you used to do your administration with in the 80s (which had a roll of paper in it). In that respect, it is yet another eccentric Teenage Engineering product. At the same time, it has become a considerably larger and more mature product; in appearance and capabilities, it fits well into the Teenage row that includes high-end products such as the TP-7 and the CM-15. Features of the EP-133 K.O. 2 Let's sta