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Teenage Engineering's EP-35 is a multi-input amplifier with onboard effects, a stackable Bluetooth speaker, an audio interface, a karaoke machine and an FM radio... all for $349

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Earlier this month, we reported on a leaked FCC filing that indicated Teenage Engineering was working on a portable instrument amp for outdoor jams, the EP-35.

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