Teenage Engineering Introduces EP‑35 Instrument Amp Packed with Built‑In Effects

Teenage Engineering has entered the instrument‑amp market with the EP‑35, a battery‑operated amp that supports multiple inputs and a range of built‑in effects. The rear panel features a line‑in jack, a ¼‑inch input for guitars and an XLR connector that can power microphones requiring phantom voltage. Users can also stream audio wirelessly via Bluetooth, and several EP‑35 units can be linked together using the Auracast protocol. When two amps are paired in stereo, tilting one to the left or right automatically assigns it to the corresponding stereo channel, a handy feature for live setups. The amp includes separate effect processors for guitar and vocal inputs, though the selection of effects is somewhat limited. For more details, see the full story on The Verge.