Teenage Engineering - TP-7 Black Edition

The TP-7 Black Edition turns every recording into a tactile, creative experience. Its motorised central wheel is reminiscent of the feel of tape reels, giving real physical feedback on every action. Navigate, record and edit with your fingertips, with natural fluidity. It's not just a recorder, it's an interactive tool that turns sound into gesture, and gesture into sound.

With its three bi-directional mini-jack ports, the TP-7 handles three stereo input and output streams. You can record a lapel microphone, listen to headphone feedback and send the signal to a table, without switches or complicated menus. The connections adapt to your needs. Just insert and go. In a mobile studio, in an interview or on stage, it's the link between all your audio sources.

In terms of sound quality, we're talking 24-bit/96kHz in both USB and standalone mode, with analogue gain of up to 42dB for clear, dynamic recording. The 128GB internal memory ensures hours of high-resolution recordings. The built-in microphone is surprisingly precise for fast recording, and the built-in loudspeaker means you can check it out straight away without headphones.

The TP-7 isn't just a stand-alone recorder. It also acts as a 6-channel USB audio interface, compatible with Mac, Windows and iOS, with Bluetooth BLE connectivity as a bonus. It also supports MIDI, whether for sync or control, in the studio or in the field. The dedicated iOS app even lets you transcribe memos directly.

Autonomous thanks to its rechargeable battery (7 hours' use), ultra-portable at 96 mm wide and weighing 170 g, and supplied with cables, adaptors and a storage box, the TP-7 is designed for musicians on the move, demanding journalists and content creators who want a reliable, tactile, high-performance device.