EP-35 Groove Set – K.O. II Beats Through the K.O. AMP, Vocal on Top
The EP series together: the EP-133 K.O. II makes the beat, the EP-35 K.O. AMP plays it and takes a live vocal through the Shure SM58 at the same time. Both run on batteries, so the session can start in a park, a rehearsal room or a kitchen. One order.
In This Setup
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Teenage Engineering EP-35 K.O. AMP – battery-powered 35 W amp (4-inch woofer, 1-inch tweeter) that mixes XLR mic with switchable 48 V phantom, 6.35 mm guitar, 3.5 mm line, Bluetooth and USB audio at once; 8 guitar and 8 mic FX presets, up to 12 hours per charge, splash-proof body with camp light.
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Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II – sampler, sequencer and composer with 128 MB sample memory, 12 stereo or 16 mono voices, pressure-sensitive pads, 6 master FX and 12 punch-in FX; runs on 4 AAA batteries or USB-C, 620 g.
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Shure SM58-LCE – cardioid dynamic vocal microphone, 50 Hz-15 kHz tuned for voice, steel grille with built-in pop filter; mic clip, thread adapter and zip pouch included.
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K&M 260/1 (Black) – microphone stand with a 25 cm cast-iron round base and anti-vibration rubber insert, 87-157.5 cm height, 3/8-inch thread, 2-piece folding design.
Why This Combination
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Same family: the EP-35 is built to sit next to the K.O. II, with a line input for the sampler.
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Beat and voice at once: the amp sums the K.O. II, the mic and Bluetooth without a mixer.
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No mains needed: AAA batteries in the K.O. II, up to 12 hours in the EP-35.
Set price includes the amp, sampler, microphone and stand; 3.5 mm and XLR cables sold separately.
