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Teenage Engineering launched the EP-35, a multi-input, multi-instrument, battery-powered amplifier with extensive built-in effects, according to The Verge on October 22. The back of the unit features a line-in port, 1/4-inch guitar input and XLR input for microphones with phantom power support. Users can also stream audio via Bluetooth and connect multiple effects units, making it a flexible solution for musicians in studio or portable settings. The amp reflects Teenage Engineering's design philosophy of creating sophisticated, portable music production tools with distinctive industrial aesthetics. The multi-input capability positions it as suitable for various performance and recording scenarios.