Tape Deck Mugs

Tape Deck

Tape deck heart.

An original illustration of a vintage Akai reel to reel tape deck from the 1970s.

This Retro Cassette Tape T Shirt is one of our favorites, it won’t be around forever so order yours here today! The graphic is available on a variety of top quality products you are guaranteed to love. It would make a great addition to your wardrobe, or buy it as a gift for your friends and family.

A lil bit of old and a lil bit of new but I really love old school vibes! It just brings us back to a time we can only imagine how it was with music and all.

For all of those retro hifi lovers out there. They know nothing beats the pure tonal bliss of a vintage tape deck.

Tape deck heart. Great gift for music lovers. Frank turner inspired.

Eighties music matters mix tape design. Check out my artist profile for variations of this design and other great music related designs.

An image that takes us back to a time long gone, hope it inspires you, let us know.

A cool and original retro distressed style design. Features the title ‘If I Ever Stray’ integrated with song lyrics, in a bold distressed style print. The perfect gift for anyone that loves the indie folk rock music of Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls.

Rainbow cassettes

We Old School

Vintage Tape

Illustration of a cassette tape. We just love the good old audio tape. The perfect gift for those who love and still know the old days.

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! :)

Cute fox listening to music on retro tape deck. Perfect for those who love foxes, music and retro.

Who's dad did not have one of these growing up? Next to a tube driven stereo system, reel to reel tape decks were the coolest way to listen an album in the 60s and 70s.

"Retro Groove" design pays homage to the iconic cassette tape with a vintage illustration of the tape's spools and reels, adorned with colorful musical notes and symbols. It celebrates the nostalgia of analog music and the art of creating mixtapes. Perfect for music lovers who appreciate the timeless charm of cassette culture. 🎶📼🎵🌈

So who remembers making a mix tape or getting it from that special someone. I let my tape rock till my tape pop.

Music was like before

Another throwback design to everyone's favorite evil transforming walkman robot!

Pop your cassettes into the tape deck, bring your boombox to the park and play it loud!

What's your dream toy? Sure ours is that awesome transformers style tape cassettes player robot... Play it LOUD!

a cute homage to the beloved era of boomboxes.

meet BOOMBOXIE, a cutesy homage to the beloved era of boomboxes.

Boombox rocks the karaoke bar

Transport yourself back to the golden era of the 90s with this nostalgic cassette tape design. Celebrate the iconic mixtape culture, where music was curated by hand and every rewind and fast-forward held a promise of sonic surprises. Featuring vibrant colors and retro vibes, this design pays homage to the era of analog audio, bringing a touch of vintage cool to your modern lifestyle. Embrace the timeless charm of the cassette tape and let the memories of a bygone musical era resonate with this unique and stylish artwork.

Old School Big Cassette in Bright Crystal Rainbow Colors

A retro illustration of an eighties style cassette player. This boombox is red with the text eighties music. A great design for anyone who loves 80's hip hop, rock, pop or heavy metal music. Eighties music rocks.

a cute homage to the beloved era of boomboxes

Feel the retro vibe!

1986 Vintage

Pop your cassettes into the tape deck, bring your boombox to the park and play it loud!

Meet BOOMBOXIE; a cutesy homage to the beloved era of boomboxes.

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