Love TE
Love Japanese-style beers
In Sweden
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Oh no, it’s the fun police!
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You can drink it, while you fiddle with an 2000€ op-1 field and think it‘s worth it, while your bended op-z sadly is not working any longer. It cost only 550€, not made for eternity.
Officer McExpensivo is on duty also 
I don‘t like this Company. Bad Vibes if you ask me.
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Indeed, the essence of beer.
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Well, they are definitely making sure they are not just thought of as a ‘synth’ company…rebranding existing cheap record players and now beer- very strange direction if you ask me, I can’t say I get it.
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I mean the can design is pretty tight not gonna lie. Big machinedrum/monomachine vibes from that.
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I call it lifestyle branding. Set the main product. Get your client base - well heeled hobbyists/musos . Branch out into merch at premium prices.
It becomes a statement of wealth at some point.
Edit: The portability of it all, including the OB4 is about al fresco party/picnic (remember the OB-4 teaser image?). What is a picnic without beer?
Next product: TE cucumber sandwiches with LED labels 
You heard it here first, folks.
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I don’t know, it’d be awesome to have my companies logo on a beer collaboration. I mean c’mon, think about it, it’s beer! Not to mention, I’d drink less, one of the cans goes on the shelf!
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Agreed! As soon as we saw this we were like, “Damn, should we get our branding on a batch?” 
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It’s straight up performance art at this point.
I’m just not sure if we’re the audience or part of the exhibit.
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It’s a lifestyle brand. Nothing really new about the concept. Plenty of other fodder in the world to feel outrage over but it’s a synth forum so what would one expect…
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My opz still works good…
I don’t really use it anymore though out of resentment of this company.
I agree, nothing new with a beer collaboration. I live in Chicago, and there are tons of breweries and I see a lot collaboration’s. Often with other breweries and restaurants, but also with brands, organizations, etc. I mean at this point, if you’re not collaborating with a beer company, what is your brand even doing?
Also, if I remember correctly, I think Chase Bliss did a beer collab a couple months ago. They did a “Mood” beer, but I don’t recall what brewery they did it with. Probably up in Minnesota where they are located.
I’m doing a collaboration right now with the guy in the alley. It’s bathtub gin, but with a twist. I can’t tell you what the twist is though, you’ll just have to try it. That’s good marketing right there.
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You’re adding reverb and delay to the botanicals?
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Oh that’s good, I might have to add that to next batch. We’ll get you in on a three way collab.
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Say no more, I’m in. Sounds like a safe and lucrative venture. I mean, it’s in a alley. So yeah.
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Of course, this is a top tier operation we have here.
Not to change the subject, but does anyone know why bathtub gin might cause blindness? Asking for a friend.
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I have heard it can cause temporary blindness that is permanent. Maybe need better lighting, alleys can be dark?
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Yeah, probably just need a better light bulb, thanks.
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