The Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II sits flat on the desk out of the box, which leaves you hunched over it and pushes the controls further away than they need to be. A tilted riser brings the panel up and closer, so longer sessions stop costing you your neck and shoulders.
Fits
- Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II
Why a riser instead of a laptop stand
- Cut to the footprint of the Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II, so nothing overhangs or wobbles
- Fixed angle keeps the controls at a consistent height while you play
- Lifts the unit off the desk for airflow and cable routing
- Non-slip pads protect both the gear and the desk surface
What you get
The stand in the finish you select, with the mounting hardware needed for the fit shown in the photos.
Fitting notes
No drilling or modification – the stand sits under the unit and locates on its existing feet or base. Allow a couple of minutes to position it and route cables.
FAQ
Does the stand fit a case or cover?
It is designed for the bare unit. A thick case may stop it seating properly.
Will it scratch the gear?
The contact points are padded, so the housing is not marked in normal use.
Can I use it on a soft surface?
It is stable on a firm desk or table; soft surfaces reduce the grip of the feet.
More stands and risers in DJ Essentials.
Will a normal desk stand fit this controller?
A generic desk stand usually will not – the Teenage needs support across its full footprint. This stand is cut for that footprint, so it behaves like a dedicated DJ controller stand rather than a universal laptop riser.
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