I know it's a long haul from NC to AZ but my paperboy can forget about a Christmas present this year!

I noticed you made the Raleigh News and Observer. {image} Is that a GS3 shirt you're wearing?

Be glad to! Not all of the components used in the Synesso are made in America and some are sourced from Europe. One example would be portafilters

The latest updated Price List for the Synesso Cyncra was March 2007 and the price for a 1 Group is $7,269 USD. This price is for either the 110v or 220v. You can expect a increase in the pricing in late Feburary early March due to the rising cost of stainless, Euro, transportation, etc. Disclosure: ...

That just changed how I thought about Super Automatic machines!

I'm not sure if these diagrams help...I scanned them from my paperwork. {image} {image} #48002001 on the first image is the "Heat Exchanger Tube 2Group" #48002010 on the second image is the "Distributer Heat Exchanger Pipe" I hope this helps! I have to profess my ignorance on the inner workings of t...

In the "benefits" section it's listed as a 110V, so I'm not sure what to think. {link} I believe it uses the same group as my Victoria Arduino which is an HX

Man Chris you live a charmed life! Golf, a wife, a girlfriend and now a houseboy - all this and with no kids? Some people just got it made!

I found a couple of pics on one of our site sponsors flickr... {link} Image#4799 ዀ I believe

Dan - I sent it via email early this am and just resent a minute ago. Thanks for the upload!