Tape Recorder Merch

Norelco Carry Corder 150 was the first Portable Tape Recorder (and sometimes used for playing music before better options arrived)

Glitchy Tape Recorders

Vintage reel to reel tape recorder design for audiophile music lovers, musicians and music producers. Based on old-school Russian technology, the Hota 304 was manufactured in the 1970s and is a classic hi-fi stereo analog design.

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Minimal retro design Japanese tape recorder with Japanese Katakana text.

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illustration of a vintage tape recorder.

Video Recorder Style Fan Art

drawing tape recorder

Retro tape recorder, vintage music with dark blue color background

old tape recorders and cassette tapes

old tape listen to old music

Fans of 70's and 80’s nostalgia will love this distressed graphic cassette tape t-shirt made especially with eighties kids and retro music fans in mind. The unique graphic a classic, blank cassette tape. Love music and remember the days of boom boxes, cassette recorders, audio tapes and tape players, then you'll love this novelty tee! Whether you love retro 70's 80's Rock, Hip Hop, Rap, Disco, Metal, Hair Metal, Punk, New Wave, New Romantics, Classical, or Country this old-school mixed tape cassette shirt is for you. Makes a great gift for the retro audiophile, 1980's kids, musicians, and retro music fans in your life.

Reel to Reel - the reel-to-reel tape recorder is coming back into popularity apparently, and this RCD design is celebrating that.

a simple thing about a line and a tape poured into a masterpiece

About To Get Reel Audiophile Tape Player T-Shirt.If you are an audiophile or love vintage audio gear this one is for you. There is nothing like the classic reel tape player machine. For the music lovers, musicians or people who love vintage gear.

Music Tape Recorder, old school desing for music lovers.

Old School 1980s style Cassette Tape Player / Recorder graphic rendered in CMYK and given a distressed finish. Great gift for lovers of the cassette tape format and culture.

Old school tape recorder

Reel to Reel - the reel-to-reel tape recorder is coming back into popularity apparently, and this RCD design is celebrating that.

This is going on your permanent record.

Vintage recorder for your days better.

70s reel to reel recorder

as a child I had such a thing, now I want to wear it

Funky Music tape recorder. It is an ideal gift for funky lovers and anybody who likes unique pieces of art.

80s hi tech

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Tape recorder illustration with beautiful colours gradient.

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A vintage reel to reel tape recorder, rendered in CMYK colours and given a distressed finish. Great gift for anyone involved in music production and recording, djs and audiophiles.

Fans of 70's and 80's nostalgia will love this graphic cassette tape t-shirt made especially with eighties kids and retro music fans in mind. The unique graphic combines a mixed tape cassette and a nebula, galaxy, universe, space style background. If you were made in the 80s or the 70s, you will love this shirt! Love music and remember the days of boom boxes, cassette recorders, audio tapes and tape players, then you'll love this novelty tee! Whether you love retro 70's 80's Rock, Hip Hop, Rap, Disco, Metal, Hair Metal, Punk, New Wave, New Romantics, Classical, or Country this old-school mixed tape cassette shirt is for you. Makes a great gift for the retro audiophile, 1980's kids, musicians, and retro music fans in your life.

My grandfather's reel-to-reel vintage tape. I' remade in vintage poster style from the package. A brilliant piece of a bygone era. So it's a tribute to. It is interesting that I used the old packaging design (99%). I didn't use anything new, only things that could be scanned and carefully cut apart.This is a brand fan art. If you buy it because you like it, you're supporting my cat called MAKITA. Thanks! :)

Old school radio cassette.

Originally built as a post office in the early '50s, the building at 1014 N. Vine Street in Hollywood was eventually repurposed as a recording studio by Andrew Berliner in 1967. Calling his new venture Crystal Industries Recording Studio, Berliner's innovative acoustic and electrical design has his new studio quickly becoming one of the premier recording facilities in Southern California. The studio was known simply as Crystal Sound, which was both a nickname and a descriptor of the magical tonal qualities the space and its custom-built electronics were known for capturing. The client list is a veritable who's who of artists from the '60s through the '90s. Crystal would change hands in 2000 and become a private studio under a new name.

the old ways to hear your music