Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II Bag Bundle
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Teenage Engineering
EP-133 K.O. II Bag Bundle
Product Info
Article Number:
582339
Brand:
Teenage Engineering
Model:
EP-133 K.O. II Bag Bundle
Category:
Samplers
Price:
$372.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The K.O. II is a fantastic pocket sampler and sequencer – a real creative powerhouse. It’s perfect for electronic musicians, DJs, and anyone who wants to capture sounds on the fly and build loops instantly. The bag is a nice touch, making it truly grab-and-go ready.
Product Description
Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II Bag Bundle
*Bundle offer comprising*, Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II
- *Mobile Sampler
- Sequencer and Composer*
- Built-in microphone and speaker
- 6 Stereo voices / 12 mono voices
- 64 MB memory or 999 sample slots
- 9 Projects with 80
- 000 notes each
- Projects contain 4 groups with 99 patterns each
- Patterns have 12 tracks for samples and MIDI
- Variable pattern length per group - 1 to 99 bars
- All 12 fader assignments can be recorded and automated
- Loop mode
- Punch-in effects controllable via PADs
- 9 Pressure-sensitive and velocity-sensitive pads with polyphonic aftertouch
- Multifunctional fader
- 4 Group pads
- Separate MIDI channel assignable per pad
- Sequencer can be used to control external devices
- Stereo / mono sampling via built-in microphone or line in in 46 kHz / 16 bit
- Quick arranging with the instant commit function
- 6 Built-in send FX and a master compressor
- Drag & drop samples with the sample tool
- Internal signal processing with 32-bit
- 3.5 mm Jack stereo In/Out
- 3.5 mm Jack Sync In/Out
- 3.5 mm Jack type A MIDI In/Out
- USB C
- Powered via 4 x AAA batteries or USB C
- Dimensions: 240 x 176 x 16 mm
- Weight: 0.62 kg
- Flyht Pro EVA Multi Case L Flexcut
- *Universal Case*
- Multifunctional EVA case for sound cards
- microphones
- controllers
- accessories
- Cube foam for adapting to the respective device
- Variable divider for organising the case
- Carrying handle
- Zipper
- Exterior dimensions (W x D x H): 320 x 280 x 90 mm
- Interior dimensions (W x D x H): 270 x 290 x 65 mm
- Weight: 0.6 kg
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • The included bag provides excellent portability and protection for travel.
- • Built-in mic and speaker offer surprising immediacy for quick sampling.
- • Intuitive fader automation unlocks creative and dynamic performance possibilities.
- • Pressure-sensitive pads allow for nuanced, expressive sample manipulation.
CONS
- • Limited memory restricts longer sample recordings and project size.
- • Mono sampling quality is decent, but lacks the clarity of a dedicated interface.
- • The learning curve can be steep for those unfamiliar with Teenage Engineering’s workflow.
Product Video
Key Features
Memory
64 MB
Sample Time
Up to 12 seconds per sample (dependent on settings)
Pads
9 pressure-sensitive, velocity-sensitive pads with polyphonic aftertouch
Effects
Punch-in effects controllable via PADs (reverb, delay, distortion)
Connections
Stereo/Mono sampling input, MIDI In/Out, Line Out, Headphone Out
Weight
Approximately 1.2 kg (2.6 lbs) - feels substantial but manageable
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Frequently Asked Questions
The MPC One Mini offers more storage and a larger screen, but the K.O. II’s immediacy and unique Teenage Engineering workflow are a distinct advantage for live performance.
Yes, the MIDI output allows you to sequence external gear, and the line output can be used to send samples to effects units.
It's usable for quick ideas and field recordings, but a dedicated external microphone will provide significantly better audio quality.
