New Faema Faemina
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Thanks for sharing. Interesting to see the spec. To compare with eagle one prima.
quote from their official website:
"... (extraction temperature control, double boiler, water softening filter integrated in the water tank)..."
quote from their official website:
"... (extraction temperature control, double boiler, water softening filter integrated in the water tank)..."
- yakster
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Geeze, I really wish they hadn't reused the name Faemina for this push-button wonder.
The Faemina is a great spring lever machine.
The Faemina is a great spring lever machine.
-Chris
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- Jake_G
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Ummm.
That is *NOT* a Faemina...
Agree with others that this looks like either a rebadged or an answer to the Eagle 1 Prima.
I'm sure it's a fine machine, but...
No.
Dan doesn't seem to have enabled the barf emoji. But that's what I'm feeling right now.
That is *NOT* a Faemina...
Agree with others that this looks like either a rebadged or an answer to the Eagle 1 Prima.
I'm sure it's a fine machine, but...
No.
Dan doesn't seem to have enabled the barf emoji. But that's what I'm feeling right now.
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I daily Faemina and I wish the new one was a lever like the old one. That being said, I don't actually think this strays far from the Faemina ethos, in a way. The original Faemina to me seemed like a machine that had the strong spring, heavy duty build quality and overall feel of it's commercial lever offerings in a smaller, home-focused package. This machine really looks like a scaled down version of the modern president, so I'm sure it'll offer similar commercial feel.
- Jake_G
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Well,
You know the Faemina better than most. And to your point, I suppose at the time, the Faemina was the home version of what was being sold in the shops back in '53. And today the President is what the Marte/Mercurio would have been back then.
I still cringe, but you make a good point.
You know the Faemina better than most. And to your point, I suppose at the time, the Faemina was the home version of what was being sold in the shops back in '53. And today the President is what the Marte/Mercurio would have been back then.
I still cringe, but you make a good point.
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Hope the machine have good spec and not another HX or non real bolier machine
- drgary
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I agree that it is no Faemina. As a collector it just confuses the terminology and makes it harder to search and find the historic machines. At the least it could have been a very robust home lever.
Gary
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Hello:
I'll leave that part to you.
But it was just my thought when I saw it posted.
It would seem like it is (sort of) just the opposite, in every sense.
CIV
Wonder?yakster wrote: ... wish they hadn't reused the name Faemina for this push-button wonder.
I'll leave that part to you.
But it was just my thought when I saw it posted.
It would seem like it is (sort of) just the opposite, in every sense.
CIV