Marantz Stickers

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.

Get hip to Hi-Fi graphic designed in a vintage style. Perfect for music fans, audiophiles and lovers of old stereo systems like Pioneer, Marantz, Macintosh and Fisher. Looks great on a shirt or sticker.

We created these original illustrations to celebrate the beating heart of old audio tech: the humble vacuum tube. This series features the fabled KT88 tubes that drive the iconic McIntosh stereo amplifier.

A legendary, obscure and completely fictional brand of vacuum tubes from the 1950s. This design was inspired by vintage audio gear and the collectors who keep them going to make music. Wear this on shirt and watch the hipsters blow a gasket trying to figure out how they have never heard of Howler tubes.

Here's a totally unique emblem we designed specifically for the EL84 audio tube. One of the best vacuum tubes ever made; well known by electric guitar players and audiophiles alike for its smooth, sweet sound, and great sustain. This design is perfect for all of your favorite audiophiles, stereo lovers, turntable owners, electric guitar players and anyone else into thermionic amplification.

Here's a totally unique emblem we designed specifically for the vintage KT66 audio tube. It has to be one of the sexiest vacuum tubes ever made. Perfect for all of your favorite audiophiles, stereo lovers, turntable owners, electric guitar players and anyone else into thermionic amplification.

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

Here's a totally unique emblem we designed specifically for the 12AX7 audio tube. One of the most iconic vacuum tubes ever made. Perfect for all of your favorite audiophiles, stereo lovers, turntable owners, electric guitar players and anyone else into thermionic amplification.