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used teenage engineering op-1 w/ blue crank
Estimated price for orientation: 760 $
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Teenage Engineering
Bought this to replace an Ableton Push. Never quite filled the niche I was hoping for it to fill due to the memory limitation, but I still maintain that these are some of the most inspiring synthesizers ever created. Wanted to keep it around but a few nights ago I got drunk and bought a Linnstrument.... so I gotta put a bandaid on my bank account and sell one of my babies. The great thing about these devices is you can buy in confidence that you can sell it later at the same price (or higher if TE stops production for whatever reason). The love for these precious devices will never go away.
Comes with original USB port, blue crank accessory, and a complimentary external mic. I have some semi-busted jamboxes that I used to have as the main speakers, if you want those too I can throw em in.
I've handled it with love and care since the day I bought it. Each op1 comes with it's own background noise that pops up every so often, to get rid of it just reset it. They all do this, it's not broken. The onboard mic has a life of it's own, I've usually relied on an external mic as it's better quality anyway, which I'll include. It's an audio technica mic powered by one double A battery. Don't have details on the mic, it was one in the ~40 range when I got it. Not too bad but not pro level.
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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Teenage Engineering |
Bought this to replace an Ableton Push. Never quite filled the niche I was hoping for it to fill due to the memory limitation, but I still maintain that these are some of the most inspiring synthesizers ever created. Wanted to keep it around but a few nights ago I got drunk and bought a Linnstrument.... so I gotta put a bandaid on my bank account and sell one of my babies. The great thing about these devices is you can buy in confidence that you can sell it later at the same price (or higher if TE stops production for whatever reason). The love for these precious devices will never go away.
Comes with original USB port, blue crank accessory, and a complimentary external mic. I have some semi-busted jamboxes that I used to have as the main speakers, if you want those too I can throw em in.
I've handled it with love and care since the day I bought it. Each op1 comes with it's own background noise that pops up every so often, to get rid of it just reset it. They all do this, it's not broken. The onboard mic has a life of it's own, I've usually relied on an external mic as it's better quality anyway, which I'll include. It's an audio technica mic powered by one double A battery. Don't have details on the mic, it was one in the ~40 range when I got it. Not too bad but not pro level.
Comes with original USB port, blue crank accessory, and a complimentary external mic. I have some semi-busted jamboxes that I used to have as the main speakers, if you want those too I can throw em in.
I've handled it with love and care since the day I bought it. Each op1 comes with it's own background noise that pops up every so often, to get rid of it just reset it. They all do this, it's not broken. The onboard mic has a life of it's own, I've usually relied on an external mic as it's better quality anyway, which I'll include. It's an audio technica mic powered by one double A battery. Don't have details on the mic, it was one in the ~40 range when I got it. Not too bad but not pro level.