Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
My personal preference for Vectrex cart labels
#1 is CLEAR STICKER material which has high resolution and glows a bit with a translucent case. These come individually die cut and are hard to peel.
#2 is NON-CLEAR LABEL material which still has a high resolution, but looks a bit grainy, but actually the colors are brighter and technically can look sharper if you don't focus too close on it. This is actually a close tie to #1 if you don't specifically need the label to fully light up from behind, or be clear in some way. I've made one where the game title is clear so the light shines through (Turkey Hero). Best to get these on a roll, and they are easy to peel and align. I'll have to upload a video of how I do my alignment!!
#3 is NON-CLEAR STICKER material which honestly has the worst resolution, but good for give away stickers I think. Perhaps a design with less sharp edges would be good for this one?
#4 is CLEAR LABEL material which is glossy and has weird texture based on the art used, but if you want glossy, it's a good pick. Of course if you need a CLEAR GLOSSY label as well... this is the one for you.
Use my Stickermule Invite link and you'll get a $10 credit!
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stickermule.com/unlock?ref_id=6856214701&utm_medium=link&utm_source=invite
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Stickers vs. Labels: stickermule.com/support/difference-between-stickers-and-labels
Roll labels vs. Sheet labels: stickermule.com/support/what-is-the-difference-between-sheet-labels-and-roll-labels (TL;DR, they are basically the same finish, but sheet is a bit thicker and cheaper, however harder to peel and stick)
Music - Zelda Lost Woods (Vector U Remix)
My personal preference for Vectrex cart labels
#1 is CLEAR STICKER material which has high resolution and glows a bit with a translucent case. These come individually die cut and are hard to peel.
#2 is NON-CLEAR LABEL material which still has a high resolution, but looks a bit grainy, but actually the colors are brighter and technically can look sharper if you don't focus too close on it. This is actually a close tie to #1 if you don't specifically need the label to fully light up from behind, or be clear in some way. I've made one where the game title is clear so the light shines through (Turkey Hero). Best to get these on a roll, and they are easy to peel and align. I'll have to upload a video of how I do my alignment!!
#3 is NON-CLEAR STICKER material which honestly has the worst resolution, but good for give away stickers I think. Perhaps a design with less sharp edges would be good for this one?
#4 is CLEAR LABEL material which is glossy and has weird texture based on the art used, but if you want glossy, it's a good pick. Of course if you need a CLEAR GLOSSY label as well... this is the one for you.
Use my Stickermule Invite link and you'll get a $10 credit!
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stickermule.com/unlock?ref_id=6856214701&utm_medium=link&utm_source=invite
More details
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Stickers vs. Labels: stickermule.com/support/difference-between-stickers-and-labels
Roll labels vs. Sheet labels: stickermule.com/support/what-is-the-difference-between-sheet-labels-and-roll-labels (TL;DR, they are basically the same finish, but sheet is a bit thicker and cheaper, however harder to peel and stick)
Music - Zelda Lost Woods (Vector U Remix)



. I just wanted something to play with :D This is the first test of my Vectrex Stereo AY adapter. This goes between your AY-3-8912 sound chip and the socket on the Vectrex logic PCB, and allows you to hear the Vectrex like youve never thought possible. #no-cut-mod #vectrex
Open source now! Be sure to observe the license, its non-commercial.
https://github.com/technobly/vectrex-stereo-ay Vectrex Stereo AY (AY-3-8912/AY-3-8910)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SDDFqmjVvJo/mqdefault.jpg)






