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Teenage Engineering Expands Horizons with New KO-Amp 35

Teenage Engineering is possibly venturing into the instrument amplifier market with the upcoming KO-Amp 35. This new device, spotted in FCC filings, indicates a blend of portability and connectivity features.

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Teenage Engineering may soon enter the instrument amplifier sector with its latest unannounced device, the KO-Amp 35. Recent filings with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) categorize the KO-Amp 35 as part of the mid-range EP family, joining the ranks of existing products like the KO-II and its variants, the Riddim and Medieval.

While details about the KO-Amp 35 remain scarce, early information suggests it could cater to the budget market for guitar and instrument amplifiers. Notably, the device is reported to include a built-in rechargeable battery and Bluetooth capabilities, enhancing its appeal for musicians seeking portable solutions.

Additionally, a statement within the filing hints at the availability of the KO-Amp 35 in various colors, indicating possible customization options for users. As the launch date remains unannounced, enthusiasts eagerly await more information regarding this intriguing new product from Teenage Engineering.

Sources used

  1. The VergePrimary reference