What makes this different from EP-133?

The EP-1320 Medieval is a themed variant of the EP-133 K.O. II with identical core functionality but medieval aesthetics and Latin button labels.

Physical Differences

The most visible change is the Latin button naming system. Every function button has a Latin name instead of English: manus (MAIN), codex (RECORD), fabula (PLAY), sonus (SOUND), demus (SAMPLE), altero (SHIFT), paeds (PADS), pocus (EFFECTS), faedr (FADER), claves (KEYS), erado (ERASE), quantum (TIMING), tempus (TEMPO), intra (ENTER), committo (COMMIT), and necto (LOOP).

Sound Library

The factory ROM contains 96 MB of medieval-themed sounds instead of the EP-133's sample library. These include drums (1-69), phrases (70-114), instruments (115-127), one shots (128-155), and SFX/foley sounds (156-220). The effect names are also themed, like "Dungeon Echo" for delay and "Torture Chamber Reverb."

Everything Else

All specifications remain identical: 128 MB total storage, 32 MB user memory, 500 user sample slots, 12 paeds, 4 groups, 7 effects, same sync options, same MIDI implementation, same workflow. All button combinations work exactly the same way, just with Latin labels. You can still load your own samples and use it identically to an EP-133.