ABOUT
17-19
INSTAGRAM
KITCHEN
blender
can opener
carafe
coffee grinder
coffee machine
coffee maker
corkscrew
cutlery
cutting board
dishwashing net
dutch oven
grater
kitchen knife
measuring glass
pan
peeler
pepper mill
pot
serving spoon
tea caddy
tea kettle
wine glass
BATH
bath towel
eau de parfum
hand balm
nail scissors
razor
tweezer
TOOLS
bag all purpose
bike multitool
bike pump
clothespin
combination pliers
cordless drill
drying rack
garden sheers
hex key
ladder
level
mechanical pencil
memo block
notebook
notebook 2
paperclip
pliers wrench
scissors general purpose
scissors general purpose 2
screwdriver
TECH
alarm clock
audio recorder
bluetooth speaker
bluetooth speaker outdoor
camera
dj mixer
hard drive ssd
led spotlight
motor bike
power bar
speaker
OUTDOOR
bike helmet
bike lock
bottle
camping stove
head torch
pocket knife
sleeping bag
sleeping pad
spork
sunglasses
thermos flask
thermos mug
umbrella
water bottle
MISC
kettlebell
audio recorder
Teenage Engineering

There are thoughts, ideas and fragments that - for the sake of humanity - we need to record and be able to return to as a reference, as a seed for new thoughts orjust to remember another time. TP–7 is built for just that, to record sound, music, interviews and important ideas with zero friction in the highest possible quality. A device engineered in every detail to do only one thing and to do it well. A dedicated piece of hardware for ideas, or just a dirty riff.

There are quite a few much cheaper similar products on the market. But they don’t offer the fun factor and the intuitive usability of the TP-7. There are more rugged field recorders out there. But few do it with such style. Also, the long battery life and integrated memory are features you rarely get from other options.

1500 EUR / 241.500 JPY / 1642 USD

24-bit/96 kHz USB audio interface, internal mic and speaker, 7-hr rechargeable battery, 128GB of internal storage.
I/O: 3x TRRS stereo input/output mini jacks, 1x main/headphones output, USB-C.
Dimensions: 96 mm x 68 mm x 16 mm.
Weight: 170g.

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