Teenage Engineering Unveils EP–1320 Medieval Sampler

When this arrived via the modern technology of email, there was a double take - is it serious? But yeah, its a thing. An addition to the Knockout II (which we thought was pretty good) and reviewed here.

The EP–1320 Medieval, (c'mon shouldn't it be the EP-1400?) 'tis a middle-ages themed sampler and composer features an array of live recorded medieval instruments, offering a unique and authentic sound experience. - You might want to reread that sentence...

The EP–1320 Medieval boasts hundreds of expertly recorded medieval instruments, including strings, bows, drums, percussion, and foley. Each instrument has been meticulously sampled and is playable across the device's pads. One of the standout features is the demo mode, which allows users to explore built-in sounds, making it ideal for themed events like banquets or fetes.

They must be having a blast in the offices at TE - I bet its fun to work there.

To be honest, we're still not sure its real - but will be asking for a review unit...

The box looks like a collectors item:

Key specifications of the EP–1320 Medieval include:

• 46kHz/16-bit hi-fi sample rate
• 128MB total storage: 96MB dedicated to medieval sounds and 32MB for user samples
• 6 stereo/12 mono voices
• High-resolution sequencer
• 7 built-in master pocus and 12 punch-in pocus
• 9 demo songs
• Connectivity options: stereo output & input, sync in/out, TRS-A MIDI in/out, and USB-C MIDI device mode

Designed for versatility, the EP–1320 Medieval features a built-in microphone for instant sampling, a built-in speaker, a powerful sequencer, multi-functional fader, 7 medieval effects, and 12 punch-in 'pocus' exclusive to the medieval theme. The device also includes pressure-sensitive keys, chop, loop, and MIDI sync functionalities.

Running on 4x AAA batteries or via USB-C, the EP–1320 Medieval is highly portable. The package includes a 10" box with a quick start guide and sticker pack. Additional accessories and apparel, such as a quilted hardcover case, t-shirt, keychain, and a vinyl record featuring medieval songs and samples, are available.

The EP–1320 Medieval is now available for purchase at $299. For more details, visit the Teenage Engineering website.

How would you use this then?

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