Teenage Engineering PO-20

General

Teenage Engineering is a remarkable company. When they released the first Pocket Operators, the unusual calculator-like design of these pocket-size synthesizers immediately drew the attention. The Teenage Engineering PO-20 arcade - part of a second batch of pocket operators - has the same minimalistic look, cool graphics and animated LCD display, this time featuring an arcade game with an assortment of PacMan ghosts, Space Invaders and the occasional UFO. What are you waiting for? Insert your coin now!

Characteristics of the Teenage Engineering PO-20

Chiptunes have become a real cult hit. Are you a fan of those old-school, 8-bit computer tune bleeps from the eighties? In that case, you'll love the PO-20's synthesized arcade sounds. This arcade pocket operator features no fewer than 16 sounds, 16 patterns, 16 chords, 16 rhythms and a step sequencer. As soon as you've familiarised yourself with the comprehensive control panel, you'll be able to start producing your own vintage-home-computer chiptunes, wherever you are!

Pocket Operators

Like all Teenage Engineering products, the TE Pocket Operators offer a cool blend of stylish looks, remarkable functionality and awesome visuals - the animated display of the PO-20 arcade synthesizer, for instance, features a cleverly detailed arcade game. Basically, the PO-20 is nothing more than a circuit board with a number of components, but Teenage Engineering has managed to add a built-in speaker, an alarm clock and a mini jack line in/out to the design. The micro synth is powered by two AAA batteries and easily fits in your pocket.