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In addition to releasing our new 
Photon Interface Module this week,
we got the VC Tablas back from the 
machine shop as well as the next
long awaited batch of (40) Euro 
format Zeroscillator front panels. 
Yes... they're finally here!

As if the Tabla manufacturers in 
Bangalore were trying to thwart us,
they started arriving here with welded 
steel boxes surrounding the touch
pad keyboards - so that we could not
extract them without totally ruining 
the keypads, and thus having to buy 
even more tablas, (very expensive, 
ouch!).  

Well, take that Bangalore!  We found 
a way around that little problem, but 
as many of you know the discovery 
process set us back many months.
So fire up those incense burners while 
we fire up the soldering irons and 
here they come!

This taught us a lesson never to 
announce any new product again before 
they were totally ready, assembled, 
tested, and IN boxes ready to ship 
in quantity. (This is why it took us
so long to release any new products, 
and the very first new ones are all of 
the new Photon Interfaces now shipping). 

I've just completed a dizzying array of 
invoice and customs paperwork for over 
a dozen  international shipments and 
now they are going out the door.  I also 
gave the banana trees a real hard shake 
over at Pomona to get some cables in 
the mail, and all of the back-ordered 
Milton Sequencers from so long ago 
have finally left the station.   
Oh, life is Good!!

(Just thought you'd all like to know!)


Cynthia 

http://www.cyndustries.com/

--- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "Cynthia" 
<cynthia.webster@...> wrote:
> we got the VC Tablas back from the 
> machine shop 
> 
> Well, take that Bangalore!  We found 
> a way around that little problem, but 
> as many of you know the discovery 
> process set us back many months.
> So fire up those incense burners while 
> we fire up the soldering irons and 
> here they come!
 
> (Just thought you'd all like to know!)
> Cynthia 

HOORAY.... Good things DO come to those who wait !
My harmonium sits there patiently smiling.... never needs any electric 
cords or audio cables...always ready to play :)
So,  the two empty 6-Pacs won't be empty for long...? 3 cheers for C.W.

Hi Denon!

That is very very kind of you to say,
however we are done making Milties
and just may have something else to
think about in the coming months...

As far as Motm format Tablas, well
we're done making those forever too.

All of the custom work over here is
winding down, and we will soon be
eliminating "Special Order Modules"
as a category from the website too so
that we can concentrate on shipping
everything faster in the future.

The custom Moog cabinet here has
finally shipped, and the Moog Taurus
Pedals- into-a-module conversion
project is also very close. 

We are in the process of streamlining
everything behind the scenes right
now, and while we're speaking of
cabinets...

Finding willing or skilled carpenters
has been a challenge over the years,
so in the same spirit of speeding-up
orders, we have now eliminated our
oak WoodWork cabinets.

For a limited time, customers who've
already purchased our oak cabinets
in the past will get special  support
if they absolutely have to have one,
but as you can see they've already
been phased out on our website.

With our aluminum SixPacs being
so light and strong it is much easier
to build your own wooden cabinet
around them, even for those with the
most rudimentary carpentry skills.

You can also take clusters of SixPacs
over to a custom rock n'roll ATA
type case company and ask then to
build you a lightweight Anvil case
around them, (that way the SixPacs
ensure that the dimensions and
mounting of the modules are all
correct).  Because in this case the
SixPacs provide so much structural
integrity, the road cases don't have
to be as thick or heavy as they'd
normally be without them.)

We do plan to release more designs
in other formats than our own again
in the future, MOTM yes for sure.

I think only five-percent of total ZO
sales so far have been in Dotcom
format, so we probably will not be
supporting that format in the future
without more sales.  Who knows?
(It is still a little early to say for sure).

Ok, now back to the lab to breath life
into some Euro Zeroscillators here
on the slab!

Best Wishes!


Cynthia

http://www.cyndustries.com/












denon blade wrote:

>
> Hi cynthia, are the miltons still being made? Would love one of them, 
> best sequencer design ever.
>
> */
> /*
>
>
>     I've just completed a dizzying array of
>     invoice and customs paperwork for over
>     a dozen international shipments and
>     now they are going out the door. I also
>     gave the banana trees a real hard shake
>     over at Pomona to get some cables in
>     the mail, and all of the back-ordered
>     Milton Sequencers from so long ago
>     have finally left the station.
>     Oh, life is Good!!
>
>     (Just thought you'd all like to know!)
>
>     Cynthia
>
>     http://www.cyndustries.com/ <http://www.cyndustries.com/>
>
>
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>

but where be them quad lowpass gates matey?   aaarrgghhhh  ;)  

i don't really need to wait for 'talk like a pirate day' as an excuse
for an 'aaarrrgh' do I?

customs forms = pulling out my hair.  man do they ever make you jump
through hoops...

steve

--- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "Cynthia"
<cynthia.webster@...> wrote:

>
> In addition to releasing our new 
> Photon Interface Module this week,
> we got the VC Tablas back from the 
> machine shop as well as the next
> long awaited batch of (40) Euro 
> format Zeroscillator front panels. 
> Yes... they're finally here!
> 
> As if the Tabla manufacturers in 
> Bangalore were trying to thwart us,
> they started arriving here with welded 
> steel boxes surrounding the touch
> pad keyboards - so that we could not
> extract them without totally ruining 
> the keypads, and thus having to buy 
> even more tablas, (very expensive, 
> ouch!).  
> 
> Well, take that Bangalore!  We found 
> a way around that little problem, but 
> as many of you know the discovery 
> process set us back many months.
> So fire up those incense burners while 
> we fire up the soldering irons and 
> here they come!
> 
> This taught us a lesson never to 
> announce any new product again before 
> they were totally ready, assembled, 
> tested, and IN boxes ready to ship 
> in quantity. (This is why it took us
> so long to release any new products, 
> and the very first new ones are all of 
> the new Photon Interfaces now shipping). 
> 
> I've just completed a dizzying array of 
> invoice and customs paperwork for over 
> a dozen  international shipments and 
> now they are going out the door.  I also 
> gave the banana trees a real hard shake 
> over at Pomona to get some cables in 
> the mail, and all of the back-ordered 
> Milton Sequencers from so long ago 
> have finally left the station.   
> Oh, life is Good!!
> 
> (Just thought you'd all like to know!)
> 
> 
> Cynthia 
> 
> http://www.cyndustries.com/
>

Please make intermodulated octal low pass gates.

Or something strange, and mega. Perhaps involving cthulhu.

That would be nice.

Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device

-----Original Message-----
From: dayjob111 <dayjob111@yahoo.com>

Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:34:24 
To:The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [The_Cyndustries_List] Re: Another Progress Report...


but where be them quad lowpass gates matey? aaarrgghhhh ;) 
 
 i don't really need to wait for 'talk like a pirate day' as an excuse
 for an 'aaarrrgh' do I?
 
 customs forms = pulling out my hair. man do they ever make you jump
 through hoops...
 
 steve
 
 --- In The_Cyndustries_ <mailto:The_Cyndustries_List%40yahoogroups.com> List@yahoogroups.com, "Cynthia"
 <cynthia.webster@...> wrote:

 >
 > In addition to releasing our new 
 > Photon Interface Module this week,
 > we got the VC Tablas back from the 
 > machine shop as well as the next
 > long awaited batch of (40) Euro 
 > format Zeroscillator front panels. 
 > Yes... they're finally here!
 > 
 > As if the Tabla manufacturers in 
 > Bangalore were trying to thwart us,
 > they started arriving here with welded 
 > steel boxes surrounding the touch
 > pad keyboards - so that we could not
 > extract them without totally ruining 
 > the keypads, and thus having to buy 
 > even more tablas, (very expensive, 
 > ouch!). 
 > 
 > Well, take that Bangalore! We found 
 > a way around that little problem, but 
 > as many of you know the discovery 
 > process set us back many months.
 > So fire up those incense burners while 
 > we fire up the soldering irons and 
 > here they come!
 > 
 > This taught us a lesson never to 
 > announce any new product again before 
 > they were totally ready, assembled, 
 > tested, and IN boxes ready to ship 
 > in quantity. (This is why it took us
 > so long to release any new products, 
 > and the very first new ones are all of 
 > the new Photon Interfaces now shipping). 
 > 
 > I've just completed a dizzying array of 
 > invoice and customs paperwork for over 
 > a dozen international shipments and 
 > now they are going out the door. I also 
 > gave the banana trees a real hard shake 
 > over at Pomona to get some cables in 
 > the mail, and all of the back-ordered 
 > Milton Sequencers from so long ago 
 > have finally left the station. 
 > Oh, life is Good!!
 > 
 > (Just thought you'd all like to know!)
 > 
 > 
 > Cynthia 
 > 
 > http://www.cyndustr <http://www.cyndustries.com/> ies.com/
 >