Back before the OP-Z was released, TE specified that it’s not really an OP-2, but a different thing altogether. Pretty much all their products have the naming convention of two letters followed by a number. OP-1, OB-4, TX-6, TP-7, PO-32 and so on. The notable exceptions would be OP-Z and OP-XY. My guess is as good as any other guess, but following this naming convention, I’d assume the OP-XY is closer to the OP-Z than any other of their products. But yeah, could be an entirely new thing altogether.
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It’s the op-z (v 2.0)
Aka the FIXED Z
They can’t call it the Z 2.0 because that would bring an alarming halt to op-z sales and people are still buying them despite 100% failure rate at some point with the double triggers
So they called it the Next thing op-y the x is for the v2.0 is op-xy = op-z2
Quite simple
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Still no leaks? 
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What if they are right, and it IS a op-z 2 … Then Thursday in school all the popular kids are going to point at me and laugh, and I will never have the guts to ask Jenny T. if I she wants to go with me to the prom 
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This is absurd if we compare it to the ableton move
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Instead of waiting for the announcement and potentially buying whatever this thing was i bought myself a pair of Thursday boots (symbolically), a nice Parajumpers jacket and RLL jeans!
Heh two weeks of mind games? I don’t think so!
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guess we have to wait until thursday.
ho hum…
Must resist…must resist… 
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TE are a playful company, so I always thought the letter Z was a cheeky visual nod to the number 2.
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Well it’s got to be an operator of some kind. In the TE naming conventions, these always produce sound.
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Bastl Instruments dropping the Wizard 
♂ on the same day
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Visual synthesizer?
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sorta looks like it
That would be really cool. Looking forward for the 14th!
strange it’s listing standard linescale types like a drafting program. now i’m stumped.
