Teenage Engineering Pocket operator modular system

More modular gear!!


https://www.teenageengineering.com/products/po/modular

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Smell ya later Volca Modular GAS!

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Oh no! These look fun, these look like GAS :crazy_face:

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Could be more interesting than the volca

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So that’s what our OP-Z is going to sequence :blush:

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Game ova Korg.

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Oh boy

Is Elektron Modular next? :3lektron::diddly::cool:

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More on the TE website: https://teenageengineering.com

Definitely year of the modular!

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Poor man’s Euro coming in at $499 :joy:

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Are the enclosures Cardboard?

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I thought this, it looks fun but I certainly wouldn’t wanna take it anywhere with that origami case

No, looked at site and I think moulded plastic?

Looks like the enclosures are sheet-metal; the assembly instructions warn to “think twice, bend once” since multiple bends will weaken the metal.

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Enclosure is sheet metal.

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Looks like Eurorack integration is possible although it is implied that you will need to fab your own faceplates.

Also no reverse polarity protection, no PSU supplied. Still looks great I think.

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Agreed that “poor man’s Euro” might be little hard to swallow at $500, but the 400 has 16 modules, which compares quite favorably with other all-in-one semi-modular options like the 0 Coast, Mother32, or Pittsburgh SV-1.

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I’m firmly out of the eurorack / modular game, but MF these are high on “cool factor”! I absolutely love the Lego-like build it yourself aspect. The keyboard/sequencer is just the bit that might have made me keep my 0-coast. Oh well, I’m all about downsizing this year, so it had to go. Anyway, looks like TE have another winner. They’re on a roll, it seems.

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