Teenage Engineering OP-1

To my disbelief, the OP-1 came used even though it was purchased as "new". The photos were taken in a dimmly lit room, but they still show that the device has signs of usage.

It came without a seal (black duct tape around the box that contains the serial number) and without rubber bands. Also, the tool had scratches and other signs of usage. I didn't expect it from Amazon for an item that costs...View More over 1K Euro.View Less

I didn’t like how it came broken and the package foam it was it was cracked and damaged. Headphone Jack didn’t work. Also there were marks on the synth.

I already reviewed this product, but I got it for my son. He started using it right out of the box and loves it. It is a much sturdier product than it looks like in the pictures. He's already downloaded new patterns and is...View More creating songs and riffs. Plus this unit will work in conjunction with the keyboards he already has. He's happy, so I'm happy.View Less

This thing is really daft. It belongs in the 80s, before all computers could sample audio and play it back, when you needed a custom-built computer in an audio rack for that.