Got these for Christmas last year and have barely used them. I prefer a DAW rather than these samplers, but they are mighty powerful. Two seperate versions, the EP-133 K.O. II is has 500 slots you can upload or record your own samples into, pitch them, trim them, etc. and then apply them to a beat on the go. Plenty of filters, effects, the sky is the limit. Add drum beats, basslines, melodies, synths, you name it. The EP-1320 Medieval is a different spin on the same device. Featuring a bunch of medieval sounds and slots to upload your own samples, it is a whole new take on the EP-133 K.O. II. Teenage Engineering is a Swedish company that makes some of the most unique music creation products. These samplers are based off of the smaller Pocket Operator series that are a simpler pocket sized version of these machines.

They have been used maybe twice each. Includes original boxes and packaging, specific polycarbonate covers to protect them in a backpack or bag, and the devices themselves. They are relatively simple to learn, but there is an infinite amount of options as to what you can create. Great for live performances (with experience) or to quickly brainstorm ideas for new songs.

The device has USB connectivity (to upload samples), a mic to record in, 3.5mm line in, line out, and sync line to pair with other devices.

Brand new they are $450/each and the cases are $65/each. I'm looking for $800 for everything. I am willing to split them up if someone is interested in one. Also willing to split shipping.

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Check out these videos to see what these bad boys can really do:

EP-133: https://youtu.be/qBhla4yn0IE

EP-1320: https://youtu.be/FvCxIeZqQ40
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