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Teenage Engineering releases EP-35 multi-input instrument amplifier with built-in effects
Key points
- EP-35 is a battery-powered, multi-input instrument amplifier.
- Includes 1/4-inch guitar, XLR, line-in, and Bluetooth audio inputs.
- Features separate, style-based effects for guitar and vocals.
- Supports Auracast for connecting multiple units and stereo pairing.
- Optional EP-127 KO Pedal adds MIDI control, looper, and metronome.
New Instrument Amplifier Launch
Teenage Engineering has released the EP-35, a new battery-powered instrument amplifier. This device is designed for multiple instruments and features various input options, including a 1/4-inch guitar input, an XLR input for microphones (with phantom power support), and a line-in port. It also supports audio streaming via Bluetooth.
Connectivity and Stereo Pairing
The EP-35 incorporates Auracast technology, allowing users to connect multiple units together wirelessly. When paired in stereo, tilting an individual unit to the left or right automatically assigns it to the corresponding stereo channel, providing an intuitive setup for spatial audio.
Built-in Effects and Control
The amplifier includes separate effects processors for guitar and vocals. Instead of granular control, effects are applied through style-based presets such as "blues" or "radio," with a single knob to adjust the "amount" of the effect. Vocal effects include options like "robo choir."
Optional Accessories
Teenage Engineering offers several accessories for the EP-35. The "amptenna" accessory converts the unit into an FM radio. The EP-127 KO Pedal is a wireless MIDI controller that provides additional control over the built-in effects, unlocks a simple looper and metronome, and includes an expression pedal jack for volume control. The EP-127 also features a 3.5mm MIDI output and HID controller functionality, making it compatible with other synths, pedals, or computer video playback.
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Reporting from
Teenage Engineering launched the EP-35, a battery-powered instrument amplifier featuring multiple inputs, built-in effects, Bluetooth audio streaming, and Auracast connectivity. The device offers separate effects processors for guitar and vocals, controlled via style-based presets, and can be paired with accessories like the EP-127 KO Pedal for expanded control and MIDI functionality.