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Name: Teenage Engineering EP-2350 FX MIC
Brand: Teenage Engineering
SKU: 392282d1
Price: 59.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Teenage Engineering EP-2350 FX MIC

£59.00

This is the Teenage Engineering EP-2350 FX MIC from Teenage Engineering, available now in Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

Description

The Teenage Engineering EP-2350 FX MIC is a handheld performance mic for vocalists producers and live electronic setups. Shape your voice directly from the microphone using four built-in effects: echo echo with spring pixie and robot. The parameter modulation lever gives you hands-on control over effects while performing so you can adjust your sound without reaching for separate equipment. You can also trigger four onboard samples straight from the mic with the option to replace them with your own sounds. Custom effects presets can be created using a simple JSON file giving you more control over how the EP-2350 fits your setup. Its deliberately lo-fi character suits experimental vocals and sample-based performances while the 3.5mm curly line-out cable connects to K.O. II or other compatible setups. Power comes from two AAA batteries or USB-C.

Brand

Teenage Engineering

Teenage Engineering is represented in the current MicPro catalogue by CM-15 microphone and EP-2350 microphone products. The listed range is relevant to portable and design-led microphone capture. When comparing these products, check connection, battery or USB power, monitoring, pattern, mounting, device compatibility and the intended mobile workflow. The current products are best judged on their specific portable features rather than assumed to share one conventional studio format. This description is kept catalogue-led, so the individual model listing remains the source for exact specifications, compatibility and included accessories.

Category

Microphones

Microphones convert acoustic sound into an electrical signal for recording, live sound, broadcast, streaming or measurement. This broad category includes dynamic, condenser, ribbon, USB, wireless, boundary, shotgun and instrument-focused designs, each balancing sensitivity, detail, rejection and handling. Compare the source, room, pickup pattern, maximum level, connector, phantom or battery requirements and mounting options before choosing. The most useful microphone is the one that fits the voice or instrument, working distance and signal chain; a prestigious brand or familiar category label cannot replace those practical checks.