Vintage Drum Machine Mugs
Description: If you live by the swing of the kick and the crack of the snare, this one’s for you, The School of Boom Bap design is a tribute to true 90s hip hop producers — the crate diggers, MPC heads, and beat architects who built their sound on raw drums and vinyl samples. Featuring a cartoon MPC drum machine character flanked by record crates, this black and white high-contrast graphic captures the golden era of New York boom bap culture. Designed in a clean flat vector style, it’s perfect for producers who rock machines like the Akai MPC series, Maschine, SP-1200, or classic drum samplers. Whether you're chopping samples, finger drumming, or building gritty 90s beats, this shirt reps the culture properly. EST. 1984 NYC — Respect the foundation
Description: The TR-707. Some call it the poor man's 909, others call it a staple of Acid House. Either way, it's a classic, used by Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, John Frusciante, Jeff Mills, Liam Howlett, Plastikman...Need I go on? A great gift for any electronic musician, producer, dj, beatmaker or lover of synths, drum machines and dawless music making!
Description: Wow your friends and fellow synth nerds with your knowledge of vintage music machines. The Roland CR-78 was released in 1978 and was the first drum machine to allow users to program and store their own patterns. Used by Blondie, Peter Gabriel, Ultravox, Roxy Music, Gary Numan....
