
EP–2350 FX–MIC is a standalone handheld performance microphone with built-in fx, 4 on-board samples and a parameter modulation lever. shape your vocals and trigger samples straight from the mic. fill the four sample slots with your own sounds and build your own effect presets using a simple json file. hook it up to your K.O. II or plug it straight into any setup.
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EP–2350 FX–MIC is a standalone handheld performance microphone that packs built-in effects, four on-board sample slots, and a parameter modulation lever into a single portable unit. It's designed to let you shape your vocals and trigger samples directly from the mic, without needing a laptop, pedalboard, or additional hardware. The mic connects via a 3.5 mm curly cable line out, making it a plug-and-play tool for live performance, studio experimentation, or quick vocal processing on the go.
Four distinct voice effects — echo, echo+spring, pixie, and robot — are available straight from the mic. Each effect is designed to be lo-fi by nature, giving your vocals a characterful, gritty texture rather than a pristine studio polish.
Four replaceable sample slots let you load your own sounds and trigger them directly from the microphone body. This turns the mic into a performance instrument, not just an input device, allowing you to layer samples over your live vocals in real time.
A dedicated lever on the mic lets you adjust effect parameters live while performing. This gives you hands-on control over the sound, so you can sweep, bend, or warp your vocal effects dynamically without touching a knob or screen.
You can build your own effect presets using a simple JSON file, which makes the mic highly customizable for different performance styles. Power comes from either two AAA batteries or USB-C, so you can run it wirelessly or keep it tethered to a power source depending on your setup.
The EP–2350 FX–MIC turns your voice into a full performance rig — no laptop, no pedalboard, just the mic in your hand.
Most handheld mics are passive tools; this one is an active instrument. The combination of built-in effects, sample triggering, and a physical modulation lever means you can craft an entire live set around a single device. The lo-fi design philosophy also sets it apart — it embraces grit and character rather than chasing clean, sterile sound, which suits genres like lo-fi hip-hop, experimental pop, and live electronic performance.
You're a vocalist or performer who wants to move beyond a plain microphone and add real-time effects and samples without complicating your rig. It's also a strong fit if you already own a K.O. II or similar sampler and want a dedicated, expressive input device. And if you enjoy tweaking your gear with custom presets, the JSON-based effect system offers a level of personalization that's rare in a handheld mic.
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