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The Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II is a compact, 64MB sampler, drum machine, and sequencer designed for fast, intuitive music creation. Featuring pressure-sensitive pads, a reworked sequencer with 4 groups and 99 patterns each, built-in mic and line-in sampling, plus advanced punch-in effects controlled by a multifunctional fader, it empowers producers to capture and perform dynamic beats anywhere. Portable and versatile, it runs on AAA batteries or USB-C and supports MIDI and sync connections, making it a must-have for both live performers and studio creators.







| ASIN | B0C8BV1RTJ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,719 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #3 in Audio Samplers |
| Body Material | Bass Wood |
| Brand Name | Teenage Engineering |
| Color | EP–133 |
| Connector Type | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (429) |
| Included Components | Portable synthesizer and sampler, built-in microphone, speaker, and line-in |
| Item Dimensions | 11.02 x 10.31 x 10.31 inches |
| Item Type Name | Pocket Operator |
| Item Weight | 0.79 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | teenage engineering |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | EP-133 K.O. II |
| Model Number | TE032AS001 |
| Part Number | TE032AS001 |
| Warranty Description | 1 year warranty. |
K**.
An Instant Classic and Creativity Supercharger
As a longtime fan of Teenage Engineering's design philosophy, I had high expectations for the EP-133 K.O. II, and it has completely blown them away. This device is pure, distilled fun. It's a sampler that removes all the friction between having an idea and making a beat, and it has quickly become the centerpiece of my creative workflow. The Workflow: Immediate and Inspiring This is where the K.O. II truly shines. The workflow is incredibly fast and intuitive. From sampling a sound off my phone or its built-in mic to chopping it and sequencing a pattern takes literal seconds. The layout, reminiscent of a vintage calculator, is brilliant. Every button has a clear purpose, which encourages you to play and experiment rather than get lost in menus. The "commit" function, which duplicates your pattern and lets you build on it, is a genius way to evolve a track without losing your original idea. Sound and Performance: The K.O. II has a sound all its own—it's punchy, a little gritty, and full of character. It makes samples sound better just by being inside it. The real magic, however, happens with the live performance features. The "Punch-In FX" are absolutely incredible. Being able to add stutters, filters, and other effects on the fly is not only fun but a powerful tool for transforming a simple loop into a dynamic performance. The pressure-sensitive keys feel great for adding variation to your patterns. Design and Vibe: In typical Teenage Engineering fashion, the K.O. II is a design masterpiece. It's lightweight, durable, and the perfect size to throw in a backpack. Running on batteries and having a built-in speaker makes it the ultimate portable music-making machine. It's a device that begs to be picked up and played with, wherever you are. Conclusion: The EP-133 K.O. II is more than just a sampler; it's an instrument of inspiration. It's perfect for both beginners who want to learn the ropes of sampling and seasoned producers looking for a fun, fast, and powerful tool to capture ideas. It's one of the most enjoyable pieces of gear I've ever owned, and I can't recommend it highly enough.
E**C
Very Impressed
Playing the drums is fun. Playing guitar is fun. So why shouldn’t playing a sampler be fun? I’ve only had one evening with the EP-133 and I have already had more enjoyment with it than I have in 4 years of owning an SP-404SX. I tried for years to vibe with the 404 but it always lead to frustration. I thought if I gave it more time and practice it would click but I gave up and decided to try a new company. As a long-time Teenage Engineering hater I approached the EP-133 with skepticism but it really is as instantly fun and user-friendly as people say it is. Favorite aspects so far: the Punch-in effects and the display. The screen just looks awesome and the icons are really cool and fairly intuitive. I haven’t delved into sampling and deeper functions yet- made one beat and have been spending hours playing with the effects and learning the fader controls. The punch-in effects are so gd fun. Criticisms: I wish the enclosure was aluminum but the overall construction and material quality is very nice. I think people’s complaints about the durability come from the initial batch with the fader issue. I build cabinets and furniture professionally and guitar pedals on the side so I know craftsmanship when I see it. I think this thing is built to last. The potentiometers have a little wobble but it’s absolutely nothing compared to how bad the SP-404’s are. The pads on the EP-133 are very small, tightly grouped, very touch-sensitive and made of smooth plastic, not rubber- so accuracy is an issue. Final thoughts: Thing is friggin sweet. It’s so nice to sit down with a sampler and have fun for once. If you’re on the fence read the manual and if you see no real dealbreakers give it a try. Buy a used one and resell it if you don’t vibe with it.
N**9
Its almost perfect
I wanted to point out that before buying the EP 133 (aka KO ii) I had been using a novation circuit groovebox for most of my dawless needs. The KO II is a beautiful device and I love the form factor of it. The velocity buttons feel great, knobs and fader feel nice, and it has been my go to lately for bedroom beat making. Mic is also very good which surprised me. I love being able to record directly into the device and chop up the sample. The quality of the sounds out of the box are pretty damn good. Definitely better than the circuit's. The only thing I think the circuit does better is manipulating sound faster. I just feel like my workflow was always more efficient with the circuit. I like this device. Its not perfect, but it is a lot of fun.
S**R
Knockout !!! Is not a toy !!
First things first it is not a toy. In my opinion it’s cheaper than it should be. It’s a solid unit mechanical buttons that feel good when you press them. Be warned that you will need to upgrade the software to the latest and greatest but that’s easy to with a browser. And to the most important part the sound. Every sample that it comes with is amazing and sounds great. You can record your own samples and mix like a pro. Yes the song in the video is a sample that I did. It was easy to sample from the built in mic but you can connect to the input jack and sample from there as well. The samples that you record are stored on the device was will. The instructions for this might be a little difficult to master but with YouTube university you can learn everything you will need to know. I have used this with my OP-1 Field as a MIDI instrument and it open a whole new world. If you’re looking for solid sampler, look no further.
B**.
I said what I said.
F**F
Produit reçu avec le nouvel emballage, aucun problème de casse ou quoi que ce soit comme le disent les commentaires plus vieux
A**R
Mine arrived with the fader and encoder knobs missing, the box was also scratched up and dirty, didn't look like a new device
A**A
Excelente artefacto para pasar horas de creatividad. Es intuitivo, pero recomiendo ver los tutoriales en YouTube. La mayoría de los videos son de gente talentosa que explican y ejemplifican su uso al 100.
H**S
Let op: wordt als brievenbuspost verstuurd. Doordat het niet door een brievenbus past,levert dit problemen op bij bezorgdienst. Eerste pakket is kwijtgeraakt. Tweede pakket werd pas bezorgd na 2x contact met Amazon. Bij openen pakket ontbraken de knoppen.Contact opgenomen met fabrikant: geen reactie. Niet hier kopen,koop ergens anders!
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