Details on the Teenage Engineering EP BC-1 have leaked online. The open-air CD player features dedicated DJ controls.
Information regarding a new product from Teenage Engineering has emerged through a leak: the EP BC-1 CD Player. The unit expands the manufacturer's EP range.
Design and DJ features overview
The device adopts an open-air design without an enclosure, allowing the disc to be clicked directly onto the spindle. The product is named EP BC-1 PROFESSIONAL CD PLAYER. It features a varispeed control to adjust playback tempo manually.
The unit is designed for DJ applications. In addition, users can set cue points to trigger songs from specific locations at different speeds. Alongside playing physical discs, the unit includes USB connectivity, allowing integration into sample-based production workflows, such as alongside the EP-133 K.O. II. The report also notes potential setups with the EP-136 K.O. SIDEKICK mixer.
Key features
- Open-air playback system with spindle mount
- Varispeed tempo control
- Cue point setting
- USB interface for music production workflows
Source: Gearnews
