Teenage Engineering EP-1320 Medieval Sampler and Sequencer – very good, with original box and booklet
Teenage Engineering does not make predictable products, and the EP-1320 Medieval is a perfectly committed expression of that philosophy. Built on the same platform as the EP-133 K.O. II — pressure-sensitive keys, a high-resolution sequencer, 32-bit float signal chain, and a genuinely deep beat-making workflow — the Medieval edition replaces the K.O.'s hip-hop DNA with an exhaustively researched library of medieval sounds recorded with the same care and specificity that Teenage Engineering applies to everything they build. Hurdy-gurdies, lutes, Gregorian chants, mouth harps, thundering frame drums, percussive foley, sword and arrow effects, farm animals, peasants, witches, and what is described with a straight face as an actual dragon. It is absurd and it is completely serious at the same time, which is exactly the right tone for an instrument that is genuinely useful as a creative tool regardless of whether medieval music is actually your thing.
The 128MB total memory — 96MB of hardwired ROM sounds and 32MB of user sample space — gives you a deep library to work with out of the box and room to add your own material via the built-in microphone or stereo line input. Six stereo voices or twelve mono, a new arpeggiator, 7 built-in send effects, 12 punch-in effects, nine demo songs, nine user projects, and MIDI in and out via TRS-A and USB-C make this a complete, self-contained composition and performance tool. It runs on four AAA batteries or USB-C power, which means it works anywhere. The earth tone finish, Latin panel labeling, and medieval iconography throughout — including a candle icon for low battery — are executed with the kind of obsessive attention to detail that makes Teenage Engineering products feel genuinely considered rather than gimmicky.
This unit is in very good condition — fully functional, all controls and functions operating correctly. Comes with the original box and quick start booklet. No power supply included — the EP-1320 runs on 4x AAA batteries or any standard USB-C power source.
- Make: Teenage Engineering
- Model: EP-1320 Medieval
- Country of origin: Sweden (designed); manufactured in China
- Type: portable sampler, sequencer, and composer
- Sound library: 128MB total — 96MB ROM medieval sounds, 32MB user sample memory
- Sampling: 46.875kHz / 16-bit, loop mode from OB-4
- Signal chain: 32-bit float
- ADC/DAC: 24-bit
- Polyphony: 6 stereo voices / 12 mono voices
- Sequencer: high-resolution, pressure-sensitive keys
- Arpeggiator: yes
- Effects: 7 built-in send effects (pocus), 12 punch-in effects
- Demo songs: 9 built-in medieval songs
- User projects: 9
- Inputs: stereo line in, built-in microphone
- Outputs: stereo line out, built-in speaker
- MIDI: TRS-A MIDI in and out, USB-C MIDI
- Sync: sync in and out
- Power: 4x AAA batteries or USB-C (neither included)
- Dimensions: 240mm x 176mm x 16mm
- Weight: 0.625kg
- Condition: very good
- Modifications: none
- Includes: original box, quick start booklet; no power supply or batteries
Ships carefully packed and insured for full value.
International buyers are welcome — please contact us for a shipping quote before purchasing.
About Mill River Music
Mill River Music is an independent, human-powered music shop located in downtown Northampton, MA, run by a team of players, enthusiasts, and certified repair technicians. Every piece of used gear we sell is personally inspected, tested, and set up before it ships — we don't list it until we'd be happy to play it ourselves.
As Martin and Taylor certified techs, we hold our guitar work to a high standard, and we're committed to full transparency about the condition of everything we sell. No surprises.
When you buy from Mill River, you're supporting an independent local business that genuinely cares — about gear, about players, and about doing things right. We're here every step of the way. Reach out anytime.
Teenage Engineering does not make predictable products, and the EP-1320 Medieval is a perfectly committed expression of that philosophy. Built on the same platform as the EP-133 K.O. II — pressure-sensitive keys, a high-resolution sequencer, 32-bit float signal chain, and a genuinely deep beat-making workflow — the Medieval edition replaces the K.O.'s hip-hop DNA with an exhaustively researched library of medieval sounds recorded with the same care and specificity that Teenage Engineering applies to everything they build. Hurdy-gurdies, lutes, Gregorian chants, mouth harps, thundering frame drums, percussive foley, sword and arrow effects, farm animals, peasants, witches, and what is described with a straight face as an actual dragon. It is absurd and it is completely serious at the same time, which is exactly the right tone for an instrument that is genuinely useful as a creative tool regardless of whether medieval music is actually your thing.
The 128MB total memory — 96MB of hardwired ROM sounds and 32MB of user sample space — gives you a deep library to work with out of the box and room to add your own material via the built-in microphone or stereo line input. Six stereo voices or twelve mono, a new arpeggiator, 7 built-in send effects, 12 punch-in effects, nine demo songs, nine user projects, and MIDI in and out via TRS-A and USB-C make this a complete, self-contained composition and performance tool. It runs on four AAA batteries or USB-C power, which means it works anywhere. The earth tone finish, Latin panel labeling, and medieval iconography throughout — including a candle icon for low battery — are executed with the kind of obsessive attention to detail that makes Teenage Engineering products feel genuinely considered rather than gimmicky.
This unit is in very good condition — fully functional, all controls and functions operating correctly. Comes with the original box and quick start booklet. No power supply included — the EP-1320 runs on 4x AAA batteries or any standard USB-C power source.
- Make: Teenage Engineering
- Model: EP-1320 Medieval
- Country of origin: Sweden (designed); manufactured in China
- Type: portable sampler, sequencer, and composer
- Sound library: 128MB total — 96MB ROM medieval sounds, 32MB user sample memory
- Sampling: 46.875kHz / 16-bit, loop mode from OB-4
- Signal chain: 32-bit float
- ADC/DAC: 24-bit
- Polyphony: 6 stereo voices / 12 mono voices
- Sequencer: high-resolution, pressure-sensitive keys
- Arpeggiator: yes
- Effects: 7 built-in send effects (pocus), 12 punch-in effects
- Demo songs: 9 built-in medieval songs
- User projects: 9
- Inputs: stereo line in, built-in microphone
- Outputs: stereo line out, built-in speaker
- MIDI: TRS-A MIDI in and out, USB-C MIDI
- Sync: sync in and out
- Power: 4x AAA batteries or USB-C (neither included)
- Dimensions: 240mm x 176mm x 16mm
- Weight: 0.625kg
- Condition: very good
- Modifications: none
- Includes: original box, quick start booklet; no power supply or batteries
Ships carefully packed and insured for full value.
International buyers are welcome — please contact us for a shipping quote before purchasing.
About Mill River Music
Mill River Music is an independent, human-powered music shop located in downtown Northampton, MA, run by a team of players, enthusiasts, and certified repair technicians. Every piece of used gear we sell is personally inspected, tested, and set up before it ships — we don't list it until we'd be happy to play it ourselves.
As Martin and Taylor certified techs, we hold our guitar work to a high standard, and we're committed to full transparency about the condition of everything we sell. No surprises.
When you buy from Mill River, you're supporting an independent local business that genuinely cares — about gear, about players, and about doing things right. We're here every step of the way. Reach out anytime.
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