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Who ever said I didn't believe in overkill???
I had an opportunity to pick up this Mahlkönig KS30 Vario for a relative song. OK, it was more like an aria, but still -- at a substantial savings!
I've moved the Cimbali MaxHybrid to my office, where it gets a healthy workout paired with the Olympia Cafferex, making drinks for me, staff, and clients five days a week. (This means it's "goodbye" to the Nuova Simonelli MCF.)
Only had it for a week, but the Mahlkönig so far is amazing! It's the first doserless grinder I've had (or used) I didn't think was "messy"; it's fast as hell (8g in 1.8 seconds; 14.5g in 3.0); and it's so quiet, I don't wake up my wife or kids! But I'll post a more thorough commentary in a separate thread when I've spent more time with it . . . .
Cheers,
Jason
I had an opportunity to pick up this Mahlkönig KS30 Vario for a relative song. OK, it was more like an aria, but still -- at a substantial savings!
I've moved the Cimbali MaxHybrid to my office, where it gets a healthy workout paired with the Olympia Cafferex, making drinks for me, staff, and clients five days a week. (This means it's "goodbye" to the Nuova Simonelli MCF.)
Only had it for a week, but the Mahlkönig so far is amazing! It's the first doserless grinder I've had (or used) I didn't think was "messy"; it's fast as hell (8g in 1.8 seconds; 14.5g in 3.0); and it's so quiet, I don't wake up my wife or kids! But I'll post a more thorough commentary in a separate thread when I've spent more time with it . . . .
Cheers,
Jason
A morning without coffee is sleep. -- Anon.
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I had a chance to try the doserless Mahlkoenig at the recent Roaster's Guild retreat and really liked it. Sadly... very few of the donated espresso blends in the Espresso Annex that weekend were not to my liking but it is indeed a very fast grinder and also the quietest espresso grinder I've ever come across.
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Yeah, but have you compared it to a Vivaldi II? Oops, sorry, wrong thread.zin1953 wrote:Only had it for a week, but the Mahlkönig so far is amazing! It's the first doserless grinder I've had (or used) I didn't think was "messy"; it's fast as hell (8g in 1.8 seconds; 14.5g in 3.0); and it's so quiet, I don't wake up my wife or kids! But I'll post a more thorough commentary in a separate thread when I've spent more time with it . . . .
Marshall
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Occupational hazzard!Marshall wrote:Oops, sorry, wrong thread.
A morning without coffee is sleep. -- Anon.
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Marshall wrote:Yeah, but have you compared it to a Vivaldi II? Oops, sorry, wrong thread.
What is even more funny... somehow I misremembered Jason to having a GS/3 when I looked at the Elektra pic (but a quick search cleared the fog away)
'a a ha sha sa ma!
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Here are my Ponte Vecchio Lusso and LeLit PL53:
From top left to lower right, approximately, I have:
Glass 4oz cups, paper towels, Ikea glass jar, Thor Tamper, Ponte Vecchio Lusso, 12oz pitcher and thermometer, Ikea shot glass used for weighing beans, scale (for the same purpose), LeLit PL053 grinder, coffee, and a black plastic cup I grind into then stir from there into the basket.
On the cup tray, from left to right: 7oz Ikea latte cup, 6oz Nuova Point cappuccino cup, EspressoParts shot glass, 3 Bodum espresso demitasses, 1 Ikea metal espresso demitasse (in the back row).
I'm glad to finally join this thread. Lots of delicious espresso coming from the setup above. Some tweaking required, but I'm saving those questions for the lever forum.
EDIT: Sorry about the poor lighting in the photo. If I find a way to brighten the room a bit I'll post a new picture.
From top left to lower right, approximately, I have:
Glass 4oz cups, paper towels, Ikea glass jar, Thor Tamper, Ponte Vecchio Lusso, 12oz pitcher and thermometer, Ikea shot glass used for weighing beans, scale (for the same purpose), LeLit PL053 grinder, coffee, and a black plastic cup I grind into then stir from there into the basket.
On the cup tray, from left to right: 7oz Ikea latte cup, 6oz Nuova Point cappuccino cup, EspressoParts shot glass, 3 Bodum espresso demitasses, 1 Ikea metal espresso demitasse (in the back row).
I'm glad to finally join this thread. Lots of delicious espresso coming from the setup above. Some tweaking required, but I'm saving those questions for the lever forum.
EDIT: Sorry about the poor lighting in the photo. If I find a way to brighten the room a bit I'll post a new picture.
Dan Fainstein
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PSA: Have you descaled lately?
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PSA: Have you descaled lately?
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@ roblumba.
It is a offtopic, but what is the camera you used to take those very good pictures of your setup?
It is a offtopic, but what is the camera you used to take those very good pictures of your setup?
Espresso uber alles.
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Ooop!What is it this? Is this a Kasumi 24cm?Nice eh?Fr. John wrote:Just a quick shot to join the thread:
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Espresso uber alles.
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I feel lonely, seeing that I am the only Reneka Techno owner.
Espresso uber alles.