Amps Tapestries

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Great gift for the guitarist, bassist, vocalist in your life

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A 4 panel cartoon about the love of amplifiers

For the music lovers.

Painting or T. Rex

I'm Amped - Ampere's Law T-Shirt. For Nerds Scientists Math and Engineering Enthusiasts!

Metalhead Forever

A long forgotten, obscure and totally fictional brand of old amplifiers. Inspired by vintage audio gear and the collectors who keep them making music. Wear this on shirt and watch the hipsters blow a gasket trying to figure out how they have never heard of Glow Tone Amps.

Roth ELECTRIC Sound - The Spoken Word, Clearly Heard

The control panel of the Tiny Terror, a lunchbox amp head made by Orange.

The Animalz band featuresBuskers the guitar cat, a guitar Lizard, a prairie dog singer and a gorilla on drums

A legendary, obscure and completely fictional brand of vacuum tubes from the 1950s. This design was inspired by vintage audio gear and the collectors who keep them going to make music. Wear this on shirt and watch the hipsters blow a gasket trying to figure out how they have never heard of Howler tubes.

Desert Amps

An obscure and long forgotten brand of vacuum tubes I made up for tube heads everywhere. The perfect thing to wear to baffle the hipsters and make your friends jealous that they don't know about Howler brand. The perfect gift for any valve amp loving person.

amp sims are a big no no

Cool Retro Microphone

Nothing beats the energy of live music. The roar of the amplifiers as the song heats up to a crescendo - it's beautiful and maybe even a little dangerous. Just remember! It's not the volts that get you, it's the amps.

The control panel of the Tiny Terror, a lunchbox amp head made by Orange.

Orange

The heart of the signal chain is the glowing vacuum tube. Whether you are playing through an old tweed amp or dropping you favorite piece of vinyl onto the turntable, it's the humble vacuum tube that gives the sound color.

This design is available on more than 70 products.

While there is no shortage of brand name guitar amplifiers out there, musicians looking for something with a more personalized sound usually look for something custom. For decades, many guitar players found their sound through a boutique amplifier from the aptly named Ed's Amps in New Orleans, Louisiana. Ed Stapley opened his shop up in 1963, initially providing repair services to the Big Easy's numerous blues and jazz musicians. Guitarists soon realized that their amps came out sounding better than they did when new, and soon had Ed 'fixing' amps that weren't broken. Eventually, Ed broke free from the constraints of factory made amplifiers in favor of building his own from scratch.

Tone Matters! 2017 - Ryan J. Gill

Tone Pump Amplifiers SLR45 amp

Pacer Tipp City Throwback Indie Alternative 1995

Bass, amps, and vocals!

Much of the developed world is built on and unspoken creed of "Power and Control". This applies politically and especially financially in the increasingly global village in which we live. Here I create a grouping bases purely on the original power and control of electricity. Amps, volts and ohms are stuff of our school-day physics lessons but in the days before digital, dials and control was very analogue.

Orange

We created this original bold graphic to celebrate the hero of old audio tech: the humble vacuum tube. Whether you like old tube amps, 1960s stereo receivers or pursuing the perfect tone chain this logo is perfect for you.

Orange

orange

when we reach out and "through" a switch we are usually unaware and uncaring as what happens next. We pay the bill for our electricity. But there is much that happens. Power generation, supply and delivery... routing and billing to name the obvious examples.

The dashboard of an abandoned vintage truck with ammeter, oil indicator, and various knobs.

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