FCC Filing Reveals Details of Unannounced Teenage Engineering KO-Amp 35 Device
A new FCC filing has disclosed information about an unannounced device from Teenage Engineering called the KO-Amp 35. The device is part of the company's EP family of instruments and includes features such as a rechargeable battery and Bluetooth connectivity. Limited details from the filing suggest it may function as an amplifier for instruments.
gearnews.comAn FCC filing dated April 16, 2026, has revealed details about an unannounced device from Teenage Engineering, designated as the KO-Amp 35. The filing indicates that the KO-Amp 35 belongs to the company's mid-range EP family of instruments, which currently includes the KO-II and its variants, the Riddim and the Medieval.
Device Features
According to the filing, the KO-Amp 35 features a built-in rechargeable battery and Bluetooth capability.
A model difference statement in the document points to availability in multiple colors. Images in the filing show knobs positioned in a concave handle on the top of the device and a quarter-inch jack on the top rear. The angle and distance of the images limit further discernment of design elements.
Product Line Context
The name KO-Amp 35 indicates potential expansion into the budget instrument amplifier category, as reported by The Verge.
Teenage Engineering is expected to broaden its EP lineup. The filing follows previous leaks, including one for a mixer associated with the unannounced Riddim n’ Ting device.
Story Timeline
3 events- 2026-04-16 18:57 UTC
Terrence O'Brien published the article on the FCC filing.
1 sourceThe Verge - 2026-04-16
FCC filing for the KO-Amp 35 was submitted, revealing device details.
1 sourceThe Verge - Recent
EP family instruments include KO-II, Riddim, and Medieval.
1 sourceThe Verge
Potential Impact
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Regulatory approval process advances for Bluetooth-enabled device launch.
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Potential expansion of Teenage Engineering's EP product line with new audio device.
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Increased consumer interest in mid-range music instruments from the brand.
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