Teenage Engineering

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last updated 2026-10-08

Summary

Teenage Engineering is a Stockholm-based consumer electronics company founded in 2005, known for synthesizers and audio hardware such as the OP-1 and Pocket Operator lines. No evidence was found linking the company to cryptocurrency products, token sales, fraud, or regulatory action; available criticism centers on ordinary consumer-product disputes over pricing, warranty handling, and customer service, reported mainly through user reviews.

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Timeline(6 events)

2005

Teenage Engineering founded in Stockholm, Sweden by Jesper Kouthoofd, David Eriksson, Jens Rudberg, and David Möllerstedt.

2010

OP-1 synthesizer prototype shown publicly at the NAMM Show in Anaheim, after an earlier announcement at Frankfurt Musikmesse.

2011

OP-1 synthesizer released commercially.

2015

Pocket Operator series launched; high demand at NAMM reportedly delayed shipments by up to three months.

2018

Original OP-1 synthesizer discontinued, increasing secondary-market prices.

February 2019

OP-1 relaunched at €1,399, reported as roughly a 50% price increase over the discontinued model.

Provenance & Audit Trail

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last updated: 10/8/2026, 6:14:01 AM

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