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They’ve always had those two tiers of pricing/products. That’s a read from a decade ago
by wahnfrieden 1y ago
They’ve always had those two tiers of pricing/products. That’s a read from a decade ago
- isoprophlex 1y agoBrowsing through their store I see only the "overpriced balenciaga-tier bullshit" category though... Edit: i kinda take that back, as two people pointed out that EP-133 sampler actually has an okay feature-to-price ratio. But $250 leather wraps to "transport" your OP-1 in tho, or $250 singing wooden dolls without obvious interfaces except bluetooth midi... i guess I'm not the target market
- grimoald 1y agoThe pocket operators and the EP-133 sampler are fairly priced.
- imp0cat 1y agoYeah, the pocket operators are fine. starting to being perceived [...] brand with ridiculously overpriced products I am confused, I thought they always were perceived as such a brand. Perhaps not snobby, but great stuff, which is also expensive.
- unfunco 1y agoThe field system is probably what you're seeing, products like the EP-133 are reasonably priced: https://teenage.engineering/store/ep-133 https://teenage.engineering/store/ep-133
- wahnfrieden 1y agoWhen PO debuted they were $49
- wahnfrieden 1y agoThey also have a free Android instrument, and their modular line is very cheap relatively