Synth Geek T-Shirts

Description: Nick Batt / Pulse Width Modulation Synth Meme

Description: ADSR /// Vintage Style Typography Design

Description: Legendary 303, 808, 909 and 606

Description: See You Later, Oscillator / Synth Fan Geek Design

Description: This musical instrument inspired design is a great gift for a synth player, electronic musician, producer, DJ, dawless beat maker, or anyone who uses an analog modular synth, drum machine or computer to make techno, acid, house, EDM.

Description: An original minimal tribute design to your favorite album.

Description: Synth Geek ∆∆∆ Synthesizer Fan gift

Description: This musical instrument inspired design is a great gift for a synth player, electronic musician, producer, DJ, dawless beat maker, or anyone who uses an analog modular synth, drum machine or computer to make techno, acid, house, EDM.

Description: An original minimal tribute design to your favorite album.

Description: Vitruvian man analogue modular synth player. For any musician, producer, beat maker or synth player who uses a vintage analog eurorack, sound module, keyboard, drum machine or sampler to make electronic music.

Description: Vitruvian man analogue modular synth player. For any musician, producer, beat maker or synth player who uses a vintage analog eurorack, sound module, keyboard, drum machine or sampler to make electronic music.

Description: Legendary TR-808 drum-machine

Description: Legendary TR-909 drum-machine

Description: Pray your Lord

Description: Vitruvian man analogue modular synth player. For any musician, producer, beat maker or synth player who uses a vintage analog eurorack, sound module, keyboard, drum machine or sampler to make electronic music.

Description: Analog synthesizer knobs, switches, sliders and jacks from various vintage synths and drum machines. A perfect gift for DJs, electronic musicians and fans of dawless, analogue, eurorack and knob tweaking! Original vector art by me.

Description: A minimal tribute to a classic track.

Description: This eye catching design features the legendary Volca series of miniature music making machines . A great gift for any synth lover, electronic musician, producer, DJ, anyone who uses a synthesizer, drum machine, sampler, analogue modular eurorack or computer to make music, or anyone who likes techno, house, electronica or EDM.

Description: This eye catching design features the legendary Volca series of miniature music making machines . A great gift for any synth lover, electronic musician, producer, DJ, anyone who uses a synthesizer, drum machine, sampler, analogue modular eurorack or computer to make music, or anyone who likes techno, house, electronica or EDM.

Description: An original minimal tribute design to your favorite album.

Description: Legendary TR-808 drum-machine

Description: Attack. Decay. Sustain. Release.

Description: Boards Of Canada Retro Fanart Tribute Design

Description: Legendary TR-808 drum-machine

Description: Synthesizer Patel / Retro Synth Geek Design

Description: An original minimal tribute design to a classic.

Description: The Sequencer Delay screen from the legendary portable synth sampler. For any electronic musician, producer, DJ, or lover of synths, drum machines and dawless beat making.

Description: Legendary TB-303 bass synthesiser

Description: The ultimate icy response to a fiery declaration of love. This 80s new wave album cover perfectly encapsulates the galaxy's most dramatic and iconic romantic exchange

Description: An original minimal tribute design to your favorite album.

Description: The Pitch Shifting Delay screen from the legendary portable synth sampler. For any electronic musician, producer, DJ, or lover of synths, drum machines and dawless beat making.

Description: Vitruvian man analogue modular synth player. For any musician, producer, beat maker or synth player who uses a vintage analog eurorack, sound module, keyboard, drum machine or sampler to make electronic music.

Description: Launched in 1978, the "Wasp" was EDP's best-received product. It was named after its black-and-yellow colour scheme. For cost reasons, it did not have a mechanical keyboard; instead, it used flat conductive copper plates, hidden under a silk-screened vinyl sticker. This alienated some players who thought the instrument lacked the expression present with a real keyboard. Despite these flaws, the Wasp was fairly advanced technologically. It was one of the first commercially available synthesisers to adopt digital technology, which at the time was just beginning to become a standard. It also utilised a proprietary system for connecting several Wasp synthesisers together, predating MIDI by several years.