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As many people on this list I deeply believe that Cynthia is a very, 
very nice person!!!

BUT I think John (hello John) and Morbius actually mix 2 different 
things:
1. Waiting (which is ok for me until a promised date)
2. Communicating (which has to occur ALWAYS even if there are 
problems)

I am self employed for nearly 8 years now, also lost my father, got 
unbelievable pain with my body and had to pay a huge amount of money 
all at the same time...but that were MY problems!

My very loyal customers had a lot of deep understanding for my 
situation BUT they always expected COMUNICATION (!) and IMHO they 
are right...it takes only a few minutes to say/email "at this moment 
I have to care about myself or my family or whatsoever". Otherwise 
the "others" develop (mostly bad) ideas about the possible reasons 
for that behaviour (we had that "discussion" a few weeks ago on this 
list) which I found very interesting from a psychological 
standpoint..

Frank

--- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "sydilaxe" 
<sydilaxe@...> wrote:
>
> I am one of the lucky ones who has had two Zeroscillators (from the
> first batch) for some time.  They are definitely worth the wait.  
> Sure, you can use a Zeroscillator as a standard oscillator; 
however, I
> find that they are the most fun when they are thoroughly abused.  
You
> can throw a miriad of sources at this sucker and it keeps burping 
and
> squawking!  I have coaxed sounds that I have never heard from ANY
> oscillator using feedback patches and unusual modulation sources.
> 
> 
> I can understand the annoyance with lack of communication and the
> anticipation of the yet-to-be-determined ship dates.  Not to 
nitpick
> too much, but this board has become the Zeroscillator gripe 
session as
> of late.  Has anyone seriously not been able to make music without
> their long awaited Zeroscillator?  This is a boutique, hand made
> module...these things take time.   The Zero is also not the only
> offering from Cyndustries.   I subscribed hoping to hear about
> interesting patches people have come up with on their Quad Lowpass
> Gates and raspy Synthacon filters.  
> 
> It's been a hard year for Cynthia; when everyone has their long
> awaited modules in their hands, let's give her (and her team) some 
kudos.
>