Vacuum Tube Amplifier Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Alright guitarists, listen up. You love that warm and silky analogue vacuum-tube amp glow, right? Perfect! This vacuum tube tee makes the perfect gift for yourself or the electric guitar lover in your life! Featuring a simple distressed vacuum tube design, this shirt is immediately recognizable to any guitar players that love tube amps. Synth players are welcome too! That warm analog fuzz makes any synthesizer sound sweeter than corn syrup.

Vacuum Tube patent drawing from 1924. Invented in 1904 by John Ambrose Fleming, vacuum tubes were a basic component for electronics throughout the first half of the twentieth century, which saw the diffusion of radio, television, radar, sound reinforcement, sound recording and reproduction, large telephone networks, analog and digital computers, and industrial process control.

This design shows a vacuum tube amplifier with different vacuum tubes. It was drawn in watercolor style. Do you love analog tube amplifiers and all things retro audio? Then this Watercolor Vacuum Valve Amplifier theme is perfect for you.

Your are a sound-engineer a musican or just a fan of the rich sound a Vacuum Tube does tha this product is exactly what you need. Who need a transistor amplifier if you can have the warm tone and sound of a analog vinyl with a great vintage Tube Amp. Just the Best gift for audio people like your Father, Mother, Sister, Brother, Uncle, Grandpa great for Christmas, Fathers Day, Birthday, gift, xmas, hobby.

Deep in the heart of a vintage McIntosh receiver or 60's guitar amplifier is the warm glow of a vacuum tube. These mini marvels of science helped create the soundtrack of the analog age. And they look as good as they sound. We created this original illustration to celebrate that.

We created these original illustrations in a vintage style to celebrate the beating heart of old audio tech: the humble vacuum tube. Whether you like old tube amps, 1960s stereo receivers or pursuing the perfect tone chain this graphic is for you.

Deep in the heart of a vintage McIntosh receiver or Fender amplifier is the warm glow of a vacuum tube. These mini marvels of science helped create the soundtrack of the analog age. And they look as good as they sound.

Analog Vacuum Tubes Distressed Graphic Design. Are you an Audiophile, Guitarist, Studio Engineer, or vintage hi-fi collector? Can't get enough of that Warm Vintage Tone? Then check this out! Great gift and outfit for friends and family that love the sweet & warm sounds that only analog tubes can provide.

Graphical vector illustration of a vintage vacuum tube.

We don't just love the sound of a vintage vacuum tube, we love the way they look too. Glass and intricate bits of metal with mysterious functions and best of all, that comforting orange glow. There's nothing else quite like it.

A long forgotten, obscure and totally fictional brand of old amplifiers. Inspired by vintage audio gear and the collectors who keep them making music. Wear this on shirt and watch the hipsters blow a gasket trying to figure out how they have never heard of Glow Tone Amps.

Time to crank up the sound on your wardrobe. Slap this old vacuum tube graphic on your favorite t-shirt of hoodie and give your life its own soundtrack.

Custom illustration of the iconic 1962 Mcintosh tube amp and stereo receiver.

Thermionic Tetrode Pentode Analog Valve Tube Retro Design

Tone on tone retro style illustration of an old vacuum tube like the kind used in a guitar amplifier. A great slogan paired up with fun custom typography makes a great gift for the musician in your life. This version looks best on black, but check out other designs for ones that work on light colors.

Deep in the heart of a vintage McIntosh receiver or 60's guitar amplifier is the warm glow of a vacuum tube. These mini marvels of science helped create the soundtrack of the analog age. And they look as good as they sound.

Dr. MadTone's Pure Valve Filth Electric Madness. Original custom illustration in honor of the 12AX7 preamp tube. For electric guitar lovers and tone chasers who love classic amps and vacuum tubes.

Graphical illustration of an old vacuum tube glowing blue.

Your favorite vintage vacuum tubes times three.

Unique illustration of set of vacuum tubes that gave the Fender 5E3 amp its iconic sound.

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Whether you plug into an old tube amp or crank up a vintage stereo system - the tone is in the tubes.

There's nothing quite like the sound of an old amplifier. And the beating heart of that tone, is the vacuum tube. It was these glowing little marvels that gave the guitar gods their power. Keep that glow alive.

An original illustration and design of the set of vacuum tubes that gave the Vox AC30 guitar amplifier its unique sound.

Deep in the heart of any vintage Fisher receiver or 60's guitar amplifier is the warm glow of a vacuum tube. These mini marvels of science helped create the soundtrack of the analog age. And they look as good as they sound.

Custom illustration of the 4 KT66 vacuum tubes found inside of the 100 watt Marshall 1959 Super Lead.

Illustration of the tubes that give the legendary Fender 5E3 amp it's tone. Featuring 6V6, 5Y3 and 12AX7 vacuum tubes.

Analog Vacuum Tubes Distressed Graphic Design. Are you an Audiophile, Guitarist, Studio Engineer, or vintage hi-fi collector? Can't get enough of that Warm Vintage Tone? Then check this out! Great gift and outfit for friends and family that love the sweet & warm sounds that only analog tubes can provide.

These original custom illustrations were created in honor of the legendary Fender Tweed Deluxe 5E3 15 Watt tube amp. For those guitar players who know the true beating heart of these classic amps are the vacuum tubes.

Is he good or evil? All we know for sure is he has a smart sense of haberdashery and a giant vacuum tube for a head. In other words, he's our kind of fella.

5L1M Power Rectifier Variant

5L1M Power Rectifier Variant

5L1M Power Rectifier Variant

Another riff on a retired logo of a dead brand.

Another riff on a retired logo of a dead brand.

A riff on a retired logo of a dead brand.