Though Swedish design studio Teenage Engineering is best known for manufacturing stylish, high-priced instruments like the OP-1 and OP-XY, the company has worked on a handful of products over the ...

Teenage Engineering's Field series is a family of different recording devices. Each has a purpose on its own, but the idea is that they work better together. The question is, do they?

The successor to the wildly popular OP-1, Teenage Engineering's OP-1 Field is one of the most divisive products in music technology. Depending on who you ask, this cutesy synth/sampler is either a ...

If you asked fans of Teenage Engineering’s musical toys and instruments what the company’s next creation would be, they probably assumed it would be a new Pocket Operator, another speaker, or ...

The OP-XY is basically a Teenage Engineering greatest hits compilation, combining a powerful sequencer, multi-sample synth, and live effects.

As for this, the OP-1 Field, this is Teenage Engineering's flagship synthesizer that replaces the much-loved original OP-1, and that was released over a decade ago.

Teenage Engineering's new $300 Knock Out II groovebox has no business being this cute. That's the whole point.

Last month at Superbooth, Teenage Engineering unveiled a striking new paint-job for three pieces of gear from its Field System, a portable, battery-powered studio set-up that includes the TX-6 mixer, ...

S weden’s Teenage Engineering calls its beautifully crafted EP–1320 medieval “the world’s first medieval electronic instrument.” The device features hundreds of sounds and samples from ...

Teenage Engineering calls its new digital music sequencer an instrumentalis electronicum, “the ultimate, and only, medieval beat machine.” I call it coolium thingamajignus because the EP-1320 ...

It appears that Teenage Engineering has been listening, however, as the ever-mischievous Swedish brand has announced that it's now allowing customers to pick their own price for the OP-1 Field. No ...