Six simultaneous inputs feed through a summing mixer that doubles as a USB 2.0 audio interface, making the Teenage Engineering EP–35 K.O. Amp 35 a compact hub for portable amplification, recording, and live playback. This all–in–one unit handles guitar, microphone, and line–level signals with dedicated processing for each, while Bluetooth LE Audio with broadcast mode adds wireless streaming to the mix. A rechargeable battery, carry handle, and internal storage compartment keep the unit mobile, with ep–plug and ep–grid system™ compatibility expanding its physical configuration options.
The 1/4 inch guitar input offers switchable low and high gain settings, while the XLR mic input supplies 48V phantom power for condenser microphones. Eight onboard effects presets apply processing to both guitar and mic channels without external gear. Stereo line inputs and outputs provide routing flexibility for keyboards, samplers, or outboard processing, and the USB connection streams multi–channel audio to a DAW for direct–to–computer recording. USB–C charging powers the internal battery between sessions.
Features
- 6–input summing mixer with simultaneous source playback capability
- USB 2.0 audio interface for direct computer recording
- 1/4 inch instrument input with switchable low/high gain modes
- XLR mic input with 48V phantom power supply
- 8 built–in effects presets for guitar and microphone channels
- Stereo line–in and line–out connections on 1/4 inch jacks
- Bluetooth LE Audio with broadcast mode for wireless streaming
- Rechargeable internal battery with USB–C charging port



