Hillsboro, OR, USA  November 3, 2008  -  What do the words "vinyl record" conjure up in your mind?  Enrico Caruso, big band music, doo wop, be bop and the twist?  How about sock hops, poodle skirts, pegged pants, Elvis Presley, the Beatles, the strobe lights and disco balls of the Bee Gees?  The preservation of these memories and the media that made them happen is what sparked the passion behind Gosinta.  A new website, an extreme eBay store makeover and a blog bring this passion to life.  

Get away form the hustle bustle of our high-tech lives

Gosinta provides the avenue to re-create those fond memories and promotes the path to create new ones.  Visitors can enter their world through the old wind-up record machine. Did you get rid all that old vinyl?  Gosinta is sure to have all the old favorites along with those new turntables that will record LP to CD that have just hit the stores. 

Gosintamystore for records, turntables and more

One doesn't even need to leave the comfort of your home. The websites provide a virtual shopping mall for both the young and not so young. Vinyl record listeners as well as collectors can peruse the fully stocked shelves for records along with all the cleaning supplies, record protectors and mailing supplies you need for your vinyl record treasures.  Learn more about recorded music history and record care from their blog aptly named Vinyl Record Talk.

Turn Up The Music And Remember... Gosinta

Jan Nissen, creator of Gosinta relates, "As a child growing up in the 1950's and 1960's , this piece of music history played a huge part of who I am today."  Nissen wants to be part of preserving the memories along with the media format.  She shares that vision in the presentation of both the website and eBay store. From the use of rich colors to the animated antique phonograph, each and every aspect of the sites leave us with a feeling that we may want to know more about this very important part of not only music history but also the evolution of the recording industry. 

Jan brings years of experience with her into the niche of selling turntables, vinyl records and music related items  online.  She retired early from the entertainment industry and has been an avid music lover and concert attendee since 1963 when she attended her first concert - Diana Ross and the Supremes.  Her husband Nick works with her part time and was the bass player for the Young Lords, a band from southern California, who opened for such groups as The Animals, the Cowsills, the 1910 Fruit Gum Company, Ten Years After and many more in the late 1960's.  They invite you to visit their sites:

 eBay store: http://www.gosintamystore.com/

Website: http://www.gosinta.com/ 

Blog: http://www.vinylrecordtalk.com/