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Teenage Engineering’s OP-1 synth

Jan 20, ’10 10:28 PM
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Create Digital Music posted this early peak of Teenage Engineering’s OP-1 at NAMM. I had seen pictures of the OP-1, but seeing a video of this thing is really tickling my gear spot. It’s a beautiful design, and the display is gorgeous. It looks like a blast to mess around with. There are only a few instruments in the last few years I have lusted for after only seeing them (the Moog Little Phatty being one), and this definitely falls into that category.

Wait – did I just say ‘gear spot’?

Cara just watched this, and all she heard was “dork dork dork dork dork MIDI dork dork interface dork dork”, so be warned.

Teenage Engineering – OP-1 @ NAMM 2010 from Neil Bufkin on Vimeo.

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  1. Josh Braun,
    January 25, 2010 at 9:16 pm

    The original Moog synthesizer was invented 20 minutes from my house. There’s a whole book on it by local professor/rock enthusiast Trevor Pinch.

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