Teenage Engineering PO-137 Rick & Morty Pocket Operator

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Teenage Engineering PO-137 Rick & Morty Pocket Operator
Product no: 9000-0054-9078 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty, the battery comes with a 6-month warranty.

General

Teenage Engineering presents something very special for die-hard Rick & Morty fans. The show's co-founder and executive producer Justin Roiland has teamed up with TE to develop a pocket-size synthesizer packed with Rick & Morty samples! The PO-137 can be used to quickly create your own beats and add effects, which can be recorded with a maximum of two minutes or 16 measures. The BPM can be set to a custom value or, alternatively, you can select one of the 8 pre-programmed samples from the series and directly layer it on top of your music.

Load In Your Own Samples - Get Schwifty!

A microphone has been built into the synth that lets you add short samples of your own recorded voice. If your favourite Rick & Morty sample hasn't been included, you could also use the device to record a sample off of your smartphone or TV. Next, you can further tweak the sound of your voice by picking one of the 8 pre-programmed effects. Naturally, any drum sound or preloaded sample can be enriched with effects. The cherries on top are the old school Rick & Morty animations that can be seen on the LCD display and make this Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator a must-have for any loyal fan.

Specifications

Product features

19-inch rack size not applicable
Number of keys 25
Arpeggiator/sequencer sequencer
Control none
Synthesizer inputs microphone input, line in
MIDI & other none
Synthesizer outputs line out jack
Type of keys touch-sensitive keys/pads
Synthesizer type portable gadget

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging) 100 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging) 13,0 x 6,5 x 3,0 cm

Product specifications

  • Teenage Engineering PO-137
  • series: Rick & Morty
  • sample memory (120 seconds)
  • 8 Rick & Morty samples
  • 8 effects
  • Parameter Lock
  • 16-step sequencer
  • 16 recording patterns
  • mini-jack line input
  • built-in speaker
  • animated Rick & Morty LCD display
  • power supply: 2x AAA batteries
  • built-in clock and alarm

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