Analog T-Shirts

Vintage 1950s twin-lens reflex camera with a closed hood in black and white

Vintage 1960s twin-lens reflex camera with a closed hood in black and white

Vintage 1950s twin-lens reflex camera, side view with an open hood in black and white

Vintage 1960s twin-lens reflex camera with a closed hood in black and white

Vintage retro graphic of the legendary MS20 synthesizer. A great gift idea for a synth nerd, electronic musician, producer, beat maker or anyone who uses a vintage analog or modern synth, drum machine, sampler or modular analogue eurorack to make techno, acid, house or EDM.

Vintage retro graphic of the legendary MS20 synthesizer. A great gift idea for a synth nerd, electronic musician, producer, beat maker or anyone who uses a vintage analog or modern synth, drum machine, sampler or modular analogue eurorack to make techno, acid, house or EDM.

A great tee for the beat lover in your life, beats, rhymes ,life BEATS RIMAS VIDA 02

mixtapes are a way of expressing yourself compared to none other

A perfect gift for any synth lover, beat maker, musician, producer, dj, or anyone who uses a modular eurorack, synth, sound module or drum machine to make edm, techno, house or electronica

Cute vinyl record lion

Vintage Pantone Oneohtrix Point Never-R Plus Seven 90s

Modular synthesizer patch cables. A perfect gift for any synth player, musician, producer, dj, or anyone who uses a eurorack, synth, sound module or drum machine.

Retro Vinyl with cool typography "Loud Music Relieves Stress". For people who love music

Add a witty twist to your wardrobe with this "Sarcasm Meter" tee, designed to gauge the levels of sarcasm in any situation! 📈👕 This tee features a sleek graphic in the style of a VU meter, complete with a playful slogan that adds a touch of wit to your ensemble. Whether you're known for your sharp tongue or just appreciate a good dose of sarcasm, this tee is sure to spark conversations and laughs wherever you go. Wear it proudly and let your sarcasm shine!

The Agfa Clack was produced from 1954 and used a single-lens and the 6×9 format. The name Clack came from the shutter sound. To load the film, the housing, the cameramantel, as it was called in the instructions, had to be pulled down. It was manufactured - with modifications - until 1965.

Generation X — the forgotten, misbegotten children of history. Late Cold War kids who dreamed of becoming MTV rock gods, rescuing space princesses, and burning in nuclear fire. They witnessed the fall of the Berlin Wall, the rise of the Digital Age, and the death of the Post-Cold War dream. Alternately entrepreneurial or shiftless — they are DEFINITELY up to something.

Analogue Cassette Tape

play, pause, play pause, stop, rewind, play, pause...

VU meter classic

Do you miss the days when you used your analog camera to take pictures and then had to develop the film? This nostalgic design is a great product for you.

Game Evolution

Analog Collage Art by Father Amanda

Back of shirt design

enjoy this fun and simultaneously, elegant t-shirt.

35mm photograph, Canon Rebel 2000, Lomography Berlin Kino Film

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.

The cassette tape inherits its seeming authenticity from its ancestor, that ancient machine: the reel to reel player. Apologies to Momus for use of his flea market photo of reel to reel player.

ANALOG BADU

Do you have fond memories of analog cassettes? Remember those days.

Speedometer Analog

ANALOG Computing was an American computer magazine devoted to the Atari 8-bit family of home computers. It was published from 1981 until 1989. In addition to reviews and tutorials, ANALOG printed multiple programs in each issue for users to type in. Almost every issue included a machine language video game—as opposed to Atari BASIC—which were uncommon in competing magazines. Such games were accompanied by the assembly language source code. ANALOG also sold commercial games, two books of type-in software, and access to a custom bulletin-board system. After the Atari ST was released, coverage of the new systems moved to an ST-Log section of the magazine before spinning off into a separate publication under the ST-Log name.

Good dreams are analog dreams

Analog Sound Couture Logo for Audio Engineers and Musicians

a little abstract analog collage ‘journey’⁣ through colour and texture, sea and sky, life — and death. 💙⁣⁣ obsessed with the little folk-art-style element at the centre of this piece!

first in a warm-toned vintage original collage postcard series, made from art book cutouts, tea packaging, a craft beer coaster, and vintage book pages.

For real warm analog electronic sound lovers. Vacuum tube amp vintage retro design. For electronic enthusiast and true analog geeks.If you're a 70s, 80s vinyl music lover, sound or audio engineer, musicians grab this warm graphics.