Overview
- The EP-35 went on sale this week and is listed at about $399 in U.S. coverage and £349 in U.K. coverage, with accessories sold separately.
- The amp accepts multiple physical sources including 1/4-inch guitar, XLR microphone with phantom power, line-in and USB while also supporting Bluetooth streaming.
- It can pair multiple units over Auracast for Bluetooth stereo playback and assigns left or right channels by tilting a speaker when paired in stereo.
- Guitar and vocal sounds run through separate effects engines built around style-based presets such as “blues,” “twang” and “robo choir,” with limited parameter control via single amount knobs and roller dials.
- Teenage Engineering added accessories and practical touches including an amptenna FM receiver, a wireless EP-127/K.O. Pedal that adds looper and expression control, an internal cable compartment, a sound-reactive camp light and a USB audio-interface mode for simple recording.