Post a pic of your home espresso setup... - Page 15

by **zin1953** on Fri Jan 11, 2008 11:49 am

zin1953 wrote:P.S. have to rush out to grab a flight to Canada; will post home set-up when I get back.

Back!

Here's my home setup: a La Valentina (with my Frabosk cups on top); Mazzer Mini and QuickMill doserless/stepless grinders; and tamper, stand and knockbox by Bumper.

In addition, I just got my hands on a "new" (1989) Olympia Caffarex for my office. It's at home now, having undergone some cosmetic cleaning; final prep work this weekend, and I hope to have it in the office by Monday.

Cheers,
Jason

by **Psyd** on Fri Jan 11, 2008 6:17 pm

bernie wrote:Let me know when you are coming. We can also put you on the unused end of an LM 4 group to hone a few skills.

Deal! I'm usually driving a truck fulla stuff, but I'd stop in to chat and play with your LM toys. Which LM 4, if I may be so bold?

by **jamhat** on Fri Jan 11, 2008 6:26 pm

duodelaney wrote:My new home cafe set-up! Boy am I spoiled I couldn't be happier....now to hone my skills

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That is a nice setup! You have so much space, too! Enjoy the learning curve, Duo!

Jamhat

by **bassato** on Sat Jan 12, 2008 4:18 pm

... afraid, i saw a very, very similar setup somewhere in this thread. cheers teme :wink:

just switched to this gs/3. had a e61 legend before which was permanently located in the cellar - just too big for a kitchen. traded in the legend for another upcoming legend: the gs/3 which replaced the formerly kitchen standing la cimbali junior dt/1.

by **edwa** on Sat Jan 12, 2008 6:04 pm

ausgesichnet, Herr bassato! Love the lack of clutter and everything is so clean and shiny. Nice contrast to the beautiful wood grain in the background.

by **bassato** on Sat Jan 12, 2008 6:45 pm

edwa wrote: Love the lack of clutter and everything is so clean and shiny.

you should have seen the place some ten minutes before :roll:

- btw, thx

by **Troll** on Sat Jan 12, 2008 8:31 pm

I don't think this is eye opening or anything, but just bought this about a week or so ago and gotta say that I'm loving it so far.

by **Jacob** on Sat Jan 12, 2008 8:56 pm

When people ask what the GS/3 has that the LaSpaz don't have?, I'll be tempted to answer think 3-5-8 years ahead and link to the picture of bernies nice machine:

bernie wrote:

That machine would make a Max grinder look good

by **cannonfodder** on Mon Jan 14, 2008 11:45 am

It is posted in another thread, or two. But I just had to gloat post. Can you see the espresso machines through the forest of grinders? But alas, they are not all my machines, just loaners for testing.

A lot of GS3's showing up, but I have also noticed none of them are in the USA. I wonder who will be the first to drop the bloated $8000 for one.

by **Niko** on Mon Jan 14, 2008 3:09 pm

Very nice setup, bassato!
That kit is so inviting to walk up, pull a double and walk away with the puck still smoking in the knockbox...


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