David Eriksson, an expert from Teenage Engineering, discusses the EP-133 K.O. II sampler. They discuss the challenges of developing a new product and the importance of a core group with a passion for the product. They also talk about their unique design approach and passion-driven product development. The speakers touch on user experience, future products, and commitment to supporting their products. Plus, they discuss their habits of reading and sorting YouTube comments and addressing user feedback.
Teenage Engineering focuses on design and attention to detail in their product development approach.
User feedback is essential to Teenage Engineering and they are committed to continuous improvement and firmware updates for their EP series.
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This week, we have another bonus episode! Adam sat down with David Eriksson of Teenage Engineering to chat about the EP-133 K.O. II sampler. It was a great chat and we figured it would be a good opportunity to peel back the curtain on how some of these conversations go with people from certain companies. Hope you enjoy!