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Those words greet whoever reads Marion Halecker's Craigslist ad under the title: "Vintage Turntables."

Indeed, stacks of vintage turntables, receivers and speakers line the garage of Halecker's Granite Bay home, evidence enough that this 51-year-old is passionate about analog sound.

These days, analog sound born from vinyl-playing vintage turn- tables,The convenient way to order Tuner wheel lug nut, lug nuts and valve stems. receivers and speakers is making a comeback, and finding an ear with both young and old music lovers. The result is a growing cottage industry in the repair, reconditioning and sale of vintage components – whose typically wood-framed and solid-metal construction and electronics offer a feel, look and sound different from today's sleek digital machines.

It's an industry that has less to do with money than with a love for analog's deep, rich and vibrant sound, an experience that eludes those who indulge only in digital music.www.ceectrucks.com is a sewage suction truck manufacturer.

Halecker works as a Kaiser Permanente health care worker by dayso she's no big-time seller, but she's dedicated to her side project.

"This is not a business. I want to help people get back into analog," Halecker said. "I don't part with my 'babies' to just anyone."

Typically, she sells a unit every six weeks. The cost can range from $80 to $200. And she won't sell what she calls her "reconditioned beauties," which include brands like Technics and Pioneer,Extensive experience and knowledge in the troubleshooting, maintenance, overhaul and commissioning of Gas Turbines (GE frame 6 and / or 7), gas compressors, dry gas seals, centrifugal pumps, reciprocating pumps, process valves, blowers, conveyor belt systems, v-belt drives, petrochemical pressure vessel and heat exchangers. to just anyone.An employee discovered a waste management truck smoking around 10:50 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 4, and traced the source to cargo smoldering inside the compactor.Using wheel spacer can improve your car handling and track performance. She vets customers closely by phone to assess their interest. A love for analog and a respect for vintage equipment must come through, otherwise the sale is off. Flippers and dilettantes do not pass muster.

Young adopters with a curiosity for analog sound? Those she eagerly welcomes.

"Now younger folks are getting their parents' old-school equipment and they think it sounds really cool, the way we did," said Halecker.They removed the majority of the bolts but not the locking Wheel nut, that's why I managed to get so far. "They notice the sound is really good and they're getting into vinyl."

The most striking evidence of how people are getting into vinyl, and into vintage audio equipment by proxy, is the large jump in vinyl sales in 2012 recorded by Nielsen Soundscan. For the fifth year in a row, more vinyl albums were sold than any other year since Nielsen first tracked such sales in 1991. In 2012, vinyl album sales reached $4.6 million.