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It put the boutique Swedish maker on the music map, and helped usher in new interest in mobile devices and slick design. Now the OP-1 from Teenage Engineering is back in stock, and its makers say it's here to stay.

"We couldn't find a PC case for our own builds," writes Teenage Engineering, describing a problem they ran into years ago. "So we made our own using a laser cutter, 6 mm high density board and spray paint. It was assembled and held together by simple wooden plugs. It worked

Teenage Engineering's 3D Printables Transform IKEA Speakers Into Something Cool - Design Milk

Teenage Engineering knows a thing or two about elevating music making into a design experience. And now its available on the Google Pixel.

Backgrounds for OLED phones, mainly black for screen power saving and contrast.

https://youtu.be/x9KaDDcREUQ With a body that's about as small as a Game Boy, the TX-6 inputs as many as 6 audio channels, letting you expertly manage your audio without needing one of those massive, clunky studio mixing rigs. It also comes with Teenage Engineering's classic 'industrial-pop' design language. When Teenage Engineering isn't partnering with IKEA to

Teenage Engineering introduces the OP–1 field. The natural continuation of its predecessor was enhanced with more than a decade of ideas, refinements, and improvements.

‘to all of you that bought a 3D-printer but don’t know what to print, teenage engineering gives you IKEA frekvens hacks.’

Synthesizer website dedicated to everything synth, eurorack, modular, electronic music, and more.

A ray of sunshine: Now you can build your own minimalist bright orange aluminium IPX PC chassis with the Teenage Engineering Computer-1