Mahlkonig EK43 Barista - Page 2

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#11: Post by spearfish25 »

I have to say the EK43s all look like they could grind meat too.
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#12: Post by jcw5002 »

FotonDrv wrote:That appears to be back to back with a full sized EK, is that correct? A few inches difference.
Quick, someone measure how tall it is! :)

Is this this final production version, or still a prototype? It doesn't look much different than the one marked "Prototype" on the marketing photo.

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#13: Post by Bak Ta Lo »

Sorry, posted that pic with no explanation. My friend is at the WBC all stars event in Milan. I "borrowed" these EK pics from him :)

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#14: Post by Terranova (original poster) »

Here is a little clip
and another one in a better quality

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#15: Post by Eiern »

Not much info yet, but interested in exactly how the various settings work. I know they don't care too much about nerds buying for the home, but I hope they will make more limited edition mini-EKs, because I can't see this being anything but expensive. And pre-weighing doses is not that big of a deal in a home setting. The new knife set will probably also fit classik EK unless made for different speeds only?

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#16: Post by jcw5002 »

There are some more details in this high res photo that Prima Coffee posted on twitter. If you zoom in you can read the card:

EK 43 Barista - All-round grinding solution built for the best!

+ Universal Motor Adjust
able to 450-1800 rpm at any time by large wheel at the side

+ New double-threaded adjustment wheel for general adjustment from espresso fine
to french press course and secondary fine tuning.

+ New portafilter rest and spout - easy to disassemble for easy cleaning and
individual setting

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#17: Post by CrabRangoon »

Terranova wrote:Here is a little clip...
I much prefer the appearance of the standard EK to this one. Though I much prefer the sight of an EK with your dosing tool atop it :mrgreen:
If the final production version of the EK43B resembles what we see here, count me out - I'll take the original over this, even if I need to swap out a Santos lower case myself.
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#18: Post by Possepat »

Another grinder that will not fit under my cupboards :cry:
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#19: Post by Terranova (original poster) »

And this one shows how you take the funnel off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCK9eTXcT98

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#20: Post by Trevor »

I want to know, how much is it?