Leaked images from Japanese retailer Rock oN Company have revealed what appears to be Teenage Engineering's next themed sampler release: the EP-2350 Riddim Supertone, a Jamaican music-focused variant of their EP-133 K.O. II sampler. The leak, which surfaced through now-deleted social media posts, shows the sampler alongside two companion devices: the EP-40 two-channel DJ mixer and Ting FX microphone effects unit.

Following last year's Medieval edition, the Riddim Supertone appears to be the latest in Teenage Engineering's series of themed limited-edition samplers. The device maintains the EP-133's hardware foundation but features reggae-inspired visual design, with new icons for drums, bass guitar, keys, and vinyl on the bank selection buttons. The unit is branded as an "original layering machine" rather than the EP-133's "sampler composer" designation, suggesting a focus on dub-style production techniques.

The accompanying EP-40 mixer features a matching aesthetic with two channels, three-band EQ per channel, an LCD level display, 3.5mm inputs/outputs, auxiliary output, and USB connectivity. The Ting FX microphone unit connects to the Riddim's audio input and includes three controls for effects manipulation, likely designed for dub-style vocal processing or live toasting performances.

The theme aligns with dub music's emphasis on studio experimentation, live mixing, and heavy effects processing, potentially creating an affordable entry point into reggae and dancehall production. Posters spotted weeks earlier bearing the model numbers EP-2350 and EP-40 with "Autumn 2025" text support the legitimacy of these leaked products. While Teenage Engineering hasn't confirmed the releases, the multiple sources and detailed images suggest an imminent announcement.