I also think it's poor of informations, but it's probably an advertising choice.......in fact we are waiting with more suspense news about the new machine....




i think it isn't about the orange based version of old models..........

oh my god!
now we can see it all!
http://www.lapavoni.com !
it's extraordinarily beautiful!
look at the lever!
and the wood handle!

i want it!
how long we have to wait to buy it?!

It really is quite nice looking.

sorry...sorry...
but you can't imagine what are pavoni's machines for me and my passion for house dressing and espresso making..
i think it's a big step ahead for pavoni's machine.....

Like everyone else I can't wait to learn what they've done. I suppose whilst we wait we should ask what do we want it to bring, especially given it's teasing one-liner of waiting 35 years. If it turns out be a sveltely shaped but no great shakes machine then it's very nice but I'll stick with my Europiccola which is more retro looking.

However, if that group indicates some clever trickery that allows one to pull shot after shot and handle the party that one currently needs something like an HX machine for then yes please.

Let's hope there's more to it than a mere facelift and elevated pricing.

Paul

i think that this new machine would be an occasion for collectionists, but i don't believe that they increased functionality and espresso taste...(if it is possible)......

John, you should look at the gaggia achille... it is supposedly an HX lever, with continuous water feed (no more boiler refills).

About the same price as a home HX/e61 - but currently only available across the pond!

thank for infos, espressobsessed, but i'm so faithful with la pavoni espresso lever machines......what i think about others brand is that are well done imitations of la pavoni levers machines...on gaggia website i cannot find the price of achille machine......do you know something about?