Teenage Engineering - RUMBLE - A Tiny Haptic Subwoofer For The OP-Z

US Fits right inside your OP      12/09/19

Teenage Engineering - RUMBLE - A Tiny Haptic Subwoofer For The OP-Z


Well this is a turn up, something left field from TE - Rumble is a module for the OP-Z - fits in the case and is described as a haptic subwoofer:

using high-definition vibrotactile feedback and psychoacoustic technology, allowing you to feel your music when using rumble you will feel like you're holding and listening to a deep sounding subwoofer. the frequency response 10 – 150 hz is designed to maximize impact while minimizing. additional energy consumption. it also features a silent metronome mode, great when performing live to always know exactly where the beat is.

Designed in collaboration with lofelt , a haptic feedback specialist company who:


are pioneering the new wave in natural haptics for the most remarkable tactile experience on the market. their technology delivers high-definition, real-time and true wideband response –for immersive audio like you’ve never felt before.

We must confess our interest is piqued...

Rumble is available via the TE store priced at $89/£69

https://teenage.engineering/storet

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