The Cyndustries List

I really have a renewed respect for how Cynthia and co. run their
business.  2006 seemed like an extremely rough year for Cynthia and
her business; however, she survived and ended the year with a bang. 
It is tough to shift from a custom/small batch shop to a slightly
larger scale production company.  She seems to have taken a step in
the right direction by locking down business practices and focusing on
process over product.   

I was lucky to have a tour of the workshop, and it really is a very
small operation (with most of the assembly being completed by Cynthia
herself).  She sometimes has to wait for specific parts to finish runs
of modules, so delivery times can fluctuate.   I am very pleased with
the end product and plan on continuing to order future modules.

It was very nice to see some of what is just around the bend.   
Believe me, she is going to top the Zeroscillator with some very
desirable and innovative creations (please don't contact me for and
tidbits, as I stick by my non-disclosure agreements *grin*).

Yes, two years can be a long wait for modules, but you have to
remember that you are ordering from a boutique builder and not Roland
or Akai.