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Description

Unleash your inner sonic warrior with the Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-133 Street Fighter edition. This compact marvel, inspired by the renowned PO-33, is not just a micro sampler; it's a portal to the iconic soundscapes of the legendary Street Fighter arcade game. Featuring authentic samples from Capcom's original game, this special edition offers a nostalgic yet innovative twist to your music creation journey.

Despite its pocket-sized design, the PO-133 packs a punch with 40 seconds of sampling memory and a built-in recording microphone, enabling seamless instant sampling. Whether you're crafting beats at home or composing at your favorite coffee shop, this versatile device ensures studio-quality sound wherever you go. Plus, its compatibility with other music gear makes it an indispensable tool for both novice musicians and seasoned producers.

For those who cherish portability without sacrificing performance, the PO-133 is your ultimate companion. Immerse yourself in a world where vintage gaming meets cutting-edge music production, and let your creativity flow with the 16 preloaded soundtracks that are as powerful and dynamic as the game that inspired them.

Key Features:

  • Micro sampler with 40 seconds of sampling memory
  • Built-in recording microphone for instant sampling
  • Includes genuine samples from the original Street Fighter arcade game
  • 16 preloaded soundtracks
  • Compact and portable design
  • Studio-quality sound
  • Compatible with other music gear

Product specs

Brand Teenage Engineering
Model PO-133 Pocket Operator Street Fighter
Finish Black
Year 2020 - 2025
Categories Desktop Synths, Drum Machines
Analog / Digital Digital
Polyphony 4 Voices

FAQs

What kind of sounds can I create with the Teenage Engineering PO-133 Street Fighter?

The PO-133 Street Fighter offers 8 melodic sample slots, 8 drum slots, and includes 16 soundtracks and samples from the original Street Fighter arcade game, allowing for diverse sound creation.

How much sample memory does the PO-133 Street Fighter have?

The PO-133 Street Fighter provides 40 seconds of sample memory, allowing you to store and manipulate a variety of sounds.

Is the PO-133 Street Fighter suitable for live performances?

Yes, the PO-133 Street Fighter is ideal for live performances with its 15 punch-in effects and step multiplier, enabling dynamic and interactive music creation on stage.

Can the PO-133 Street Fighter be used with other music gear?

Yes, the PO-133 is compatible with other music gear, making it a versatile addition to any setup for both studio and live environments.

How many voices of polyphony does the PO-133 Street Fighter support?

The PO-133 Street Fighter supports 4 voices of polyphony, allowing for layered and complex sound compositions.

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Reviews

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-133 Street Fighter.

Features and functionality

  • The PO-133 Street Fighter can be factory reset by holding pattern + write while inserting batteries.

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  • The PO-133 and PO-33 differ mainly in pre-installed samples and graphics, allowing users to choose based on aesthetic preference.

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Software and compatibility

  • Backup files for the PO-133 are essentially noise files that need to be played through the line-in at high volume to be effective.

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User experience

  • Owners of both the PO-133 and PO-33 are interested in swapping or comparing samples between the two models due to their unique sound sets.

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Mods and upgrades

  • Beatmakers Boutique cases enhance ergonomics and protection significantly, though they're pricier than other options like Spiller Photo's 3D-printed cases.

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  • Official TE silicone cases hinder button press functionality despite offering protection, making them less favorable among users.

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Value and pricing

  • The PO-133 might retain higher resale value as it's no longer in production, appealing to collectors and resellers.

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Use cases and applications

  • Some users find the PO-133's "Hadouken" sample less musically versatile compared to the PO-33's factory samples.

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Critic Reviews

Review: Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator Capcom Series

musictech.com

The Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-133 Street Fighter offers nostalgic charm with its original game sounds and playful design, captivating fans of the franchise. However, the low-resolution samples and limited musicality may leave serious producers wanting more. While it contains fun effects and creative potential, the clunky sequencing and non-Capcom alternatives make it seem pricey for what it offers. Ultimately, the PO-133 shines as a quirky toy for inspiration but falls short of being a vital music production tool.

Modern Classics: Teenage Engineering PO-133 Street Fighter Pocket Operator reviewed | Juno Daily

juno.co.uk

Teenage Engineering's PO-133 Street Fighter Pocket Operator is a quirky yet powerful tool for musicians, blending fun with functionality. While its microsampling capabilities and intuitive design allow for creative exploration, the sheer compactness may feel limiting for some. The integration of familiar gaming elements adds nostalgia, but the question lingers: is it a toy or a serious instrument? Ultimately, it shines as both, catering to casual play and deeper musical endeavors alike. The standout feature is its unique ability to record samples, making it a versatile addition to any setup. However, beginners might find the extensive Pocket Operator range overwhelming. In a market lacking originality, the PO-133 stands out as a delightful, inspiring option for those willing to embrace its playful spirit.

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