Reel To Reel T-Shirts

Tetrapod Spools was an Encinitas, California, USA based independent record label founded in Oak Park, Illinois in 1969 by Louie Easley Hanley and Mark Tucker. The label originally released music on reel-to-reel and cassette, later producing limited edition vinyl records. The best known release on Tetrapod Spools is undoubtedly Tucker's 1975 album "Batstew" which has achieved cult status and become a highly sought-after collectible. Tetrapod Spools relocated to Encinitas, California in 1980. The company stopped releasing vinyl records in 1983 but continued to produce albums on CD throughout the late 1990s.

This t-shirt is perfect for those who love to go fishing as a hobby during the weekends and for professional fishermen who fish to live and live to fish everyday.

You love fishing. Your sport is not just a hobby, but a passion. The training and the employment makes you fun? Then here's the perfect design for you.

No life without reel to reel cassette music by Art Garage

No life without reel to reel cassette music by Art Garage

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.

You're not old, you're just a classic collector's item! Show the world this Baby Boomer is sought-after and in excellent condition with this funny design featuring a reel-to-reel player.

Talk about Old Scool Computers- this plastic card-driven mechanical computer would work a simple method to match two items, ie the word RED and an example of the color red. The reel-to-reel style computer was for sure ahead of its time look-wise, even if the 'matching' method was so simple that a five year old could figure out every card had the same pattern for its 8 matching pairs.

Ink drawing of a 1959 Nagra III reel to reel analog tape recorder + microphone

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