Teenage Engineering
Teenage Engineering
Teenage Engineering
founded
2005
headquarters
Stockholm, Sweden
2005
the beginning
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2005
the beginning
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Teenage Engineering was founded in 2005 by Jesper Kouthoofd, David Eriksson, Jens Rudberg, and David Mollerstedt in Stockholm, Sweden. The company started with a small team of nine engineers and software developers, driven by a passion for creating innovative music technology.
Teenage Engineering was founded in 2005 by Jesper Kouthoofd, David Eriksson, Jens Rudberg, and David Mollerstedt in Stockholm, Sweden. The company started with a small team of nine engineers and software developers, driven by a passion for creating innovative music technology.
Teenage Engineering was founded in 2005 by Jesper Kouthoofd, David Eriksson, Jens Rudberg, and David Mollerstedt in Stockholm, Sweden. The company started with a small team of nine engineers and software developers, driven by a passion for creating innovative music technology.
2010
OP-1 synthesizer
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2010
OP-1 synthesizer
"Rent nightly from real people in 753 cities in 72 countries."
The company's first product, the OP-1 synthesizer, was introduced at the NAMM Show in 2010 and officially released in 2011. The OP-1's design was influenced by vintage Japanese synthesizers from the 1980s, particularly the Casio VL-Tone and SK-11. Teenage Engineering's approach focused on using hardware limitations to stimulate creativity, a philosophy that has become a hallmark of their products.
The company's first product, the OP-1 synthesizer, was introduced at the NAMM Show in 2010 and officially released in 2011. The OP-1's design was influenced by vintage Japanese synthesizers from the 1980s, particularly the Casio VL-Tone and SK-11. Teenage Engineering's approach focused on using hardware limitations to stimulate creativity, a philosophy that has become a hallmark of their products.
The company's first product, the OP-1 synthesizer, was introduced at the NAMM Show in 2010 and officially released in 2011. The OP-1's design was influenced by vintage Japanese synthesizers from the 1980s, particularly the Casio VL-Tone and SK-11. Teenage Engineering's approach focused on using hardware limitations to stimulate creativity, a philosophy that has become a hallmark of their products.
The company's first product, the OP-1 synthesizer, was introduced at the NAMM Show in 2010 and officially released in 2011. The OP-1's design was influenced by vintage Japanese synthesizers from the 1980s, particularly the Casio VL-Tone and SK-11. Teenage Engineering's approach focused on using hardware limitations to stimulate creativity, a philosophy that has become a hallmark of their products.
2014
OD-11 speaker
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2014
OD-11 speaker
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In 2014, Teenage Engineering released the OD-11 cloud speaker, a modern reimagining of one of the classic "Carlsson cubes" from 1974. The company began expanding its product range beyond pure music creation tools.
In 2014, Teenage Engineering released the OD-11 cloud speaker, a modern reimagining of one of the classic "Carlsson cubes" from 1974. The company began expanding its product range beyond pure music creation tools.
In 2014, Teenage Engineering released the OD-11 cloud speaker, a modern reimagining of one of the classic "Carlsson cubes" from 1974. The company began expanding its product range beyond pure music creation tools.
2015
pocket operators
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2015
pocket operators
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The Pocket Operator series launched in 2015 as a line of affordable, ultra-portable synthesizers and drum machines. The initial release included PO-12 (rhythm), PO-14 (sub), and PO-16 (factory).
The Pocket Operator series launched in 2015 as a line of affordable, ultra-portable synthesizers and drum machines. The initial release included PO-12 (rhythm), PO-14 (sub), and PO-16 (factory).
The Pocket Operator series launched in 2015 as a line of affordable, ultra-portable synthesizers and drum machines. The initial release included PO-12 (rhythm), PO-14 (sub), and PO-16 (factory).
2018
op-z
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2018
op-z
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In 2018, Teenage Engineering released the OP-Z, an advanced multimedia synthesizer and sequencer that built upon the OP-1's success while adding new features like video synthesis capabilities.
In 2018, Teenage Engineering released the OP-Z, an advanced multimedia synthesizer and sequencer that built upon the OP-1's success while adding new features like video synthesis capabilities.
In 2018, Teenage Engineering released the OP-Z, an advanced multimedia synthesizer and sequencer that built upon the OP-1's success while adding new features like video synthesis capabilities.
It also comes with a mobile app so that you can see the music you're creating in real time. Here, you can see how the unique Teenage Engineering visual design system extends from hardware to software.
It also comes with a mobile app so that you can see the music you're creating in real time. Here, you can see how the unique Teenage Engineering visual design system extends from hardware to software.
It also comes with a mobile app so that you can see the music you're creating in real time. Here, you can see how the unique Teenage Engineering visual design system extends from hardware to software.
2020
op-1 field
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2020
op-1 field
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