FAD GADGETS

Rhodri Marsden on three of the latest must-have gizmos currently putting the prog into progress.

TEENAGE ENGINEERING PO-80 A few years back we featured a cute compact record cutter that produced neat little 5” vinyl discs on a budget. Japanese in origin, it was, we said, due to land on UK and US shores imminently, but that turned out to be a little optimistic. It’s here now though, having been taken under the wing of Swedish synth wizards Teenage Engineering. Bright orange in hue, it might look like a kids toy, but under-12s are apparently not to mess with it for some reason. We’re also told that the 5” discs it cuts are “ultra lo-fi”, which makes a change from being told about vinyl’s supposed “warmth”. www.teenage.engineering GUITAR PEDAL LPS Nobody has ever wished that a vinyl LP was also a guitar pedal, or vice…

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