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Teenage Engineering to cease synthesizer production, including OP-1

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Teenage Engineering CEO Jesper Kouthoofd stated the company plans to stop manufacturing synthesizers. This decision includes halting production of its iconic OP-1 model. The announcement was made during an interview with Highsnobiety, referencing a reorganization from last fall. The move is notable as the company's core products have historically focused on music and audio gear. Teenage Engineering is also a design firm known for collaborations with companies like IKEA and Nothing.

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