Two samplers either side of a mixer is a familiar DJ layout, and this bundle builds exactly that from Teenage Engineering's EP series. A pair of EP-133 K.O. II grooveboxes flank a single K.O.-Sidekick mixer, turning three battery-powered units into a genuine two-deck performance setup for beatmakers who would rather sequence patterns live than beat-match tracks.
The Sidekick handles the mix: two stereo channels with three-band EQ, individual compression and six Knock-Out performance effects, plus a USB audio interface for recording the set at 48 kHz, 24-bit. Cue monitoring and an assignable output keep levels in check across both incoming decks without extra outboard gear.
Either side, the K.O. II samplers bring 128 MB of memory and 999 sample slots each, with a built-in mic and speaker for capturing sounds on the spot and twelve pressure-sensitive pads for triggering and sequencing them. Side connector points let all three units lock together into one continuous surface, so the two-deck feel holds up physically as well as sonically.
Running entirely on batteries or USB-C, the setup suits anyone building a compact live rig around groove-based sampling rather than a laptop and controller