TEENAGE ENGINEERING

TEENAGE ENGINEERING is a Music Tech manufacturer based in Stockholm, Sweden.

 


“OP-1 _ OVERVIEW VIDEO”

 

The brand Teenage Engineering was founded in 2005 by Jesper Kouthoofd, Jens Rudberg, David Eriksson and later joined by David Möllerstedt, who previously headed the audio department at EA DICE. The brand not only drives a clear strategy focusing on high quality products, but also on outstanding design.

 

TEENAGE ENGINEERING
“OP-1 + TX-6 Portable Mixer”

 

TEENAGE ENGINEERING
“OP-1 _ Exploded View”

 

TEENAGE ENGINEERING
“THE POCKET OPERATOR  Family”

 

TEENAGE ENGINEERING
“POCKET OPERATOR _ Modular Series”

 

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“COMPUTER-1 _ Mini ITX Case”
(Anodized Aluminum)

 

The merging of quality and design has also found its way in their brand and product collaborations.

In 2018, Teenage Engineering announced a new line of audio equipment products, Frekvens, in collaboration with IKEA. The modular system takes visual cues from Bauhaus design.

 

TEENAGE ENGINEERING
“TEENAGE ENGINEERING x IKEA”

 

In 2019, Panic announced Playdate, a new handheld video game console designed in collaboration with Teenage Engineering. The device features a mechanical crank which is specifically credited to Teenage Engineering.

 

TEENAGE ENGINEERING
“PLAYDATE _ TEENAGE ENGINEERING x PANIC ”

 

In 2021, Teenage Engineering announced that it will partner with the British-based Tech company, Nothing, to operate the design aesthetic of the brand and their products. Teenage Engineering later worked on the audio for the "ear - Nothing's first product.

 


“TRUE-1 in-Ear Headphones”
TEENAGE ENGINEERING x NOTHING

 

Their products are not only used by many international musicians like Bon Iver, Beck, Depeche Mode, Thom Yorke, Jean Michel Jarre, Caroline Rose and Ivan Dorn but also been decorated with various design awards, like Sweden's Design S Award and the Good Design Award by the Japan Institute of Design Promotion.

Teenage Engineering also offers product training workshops globally through their electronic music school program.

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