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icom102
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#4801: Post by icom102 »

What do you think of the Synchronika??

icom102
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#4802: Post by icom102 »

How does the single dosing in the we tubes work?

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feyded
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#4803: Post by feyded »

Here's my new setup, went from a Breville BES870 to this wonderful setup. ECM Synchronika and the Eureka Atom.

To answer the previous question addressed to someone else on their Sync. I do not regret buying this machine in the least. It's consistent, powerful, and beautiful. All of that topped off with extreme quality exuding through every facet of it. I highly recommend it or the Pro700, the engineering of it is bliss, pure common sense layout, allowing ease of repair or troubleshooting.




kidloco
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#4804: Post by kidloco »

Moved to Asia but brought my setup with me! :mrgreen:



hansfranz
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#4805: Post by hansfranz »

Man, there are a lot of impressive "first home setups" on here! And of course those of you who've been in this game long enough to get to the upper echelon... A recent bout of upgradeitis has brought me up from my more humble beginnings:

Breville Infuser, Baratza Encore with Preciso burr upgrade

To something that should give me a lot of room to experiment and keep improving my espresso!


La Spaziale Vivaldi ii and Mazzer Mini E.

The machine is sipping from a small tank at the moment, I'm still sorting out everything I need to send line-level pressure to it without cutting/drilling/splicing in my rental house... But even without preinfusion, my espresso has improved a ton!

stahlee
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#4806: Post by stahlee »

hansfranz wrote:Man, there are a lot of impressive "first home setups" on here! And of course those of you who've been in this game long enough to get to the upper echelon... A recent bout of upgradeitis has brought me up from my more humble beginnings:
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Breville Infuser, Baratza Encore with Preciso burr upgrade

To something that should give me a lot of room to experiment and keep improving my espresso!

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La Spaziale Vivaldi ii and Mazzer Mini E.

The machine is sipping from a small tank at the moment, I'm still sorting out everything I need to send line-level pressure to it without cutting/drilling/splicing in my rental house... But even without preinfusion, my espresso has improved a ton!
That's a really great upgrade. Congrats and enjoy!!

Bob G
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#4807: Post by Bob G »

First setup and currently loving it! Considering returning my Breville grinder in favor of a Sette 270W though


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RobertL
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#4808: Post by RobertL »

My new set up arrived today, Profitec 300 and Sette 270. Can't wait until the morning to pull some shot!


mivanitsky
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#4809: Post by mivanitsky »

hansfranz wrote:Man, there are a lot of impressive "first home setups" on here! And of course those of you who've been in this game long enough to get to the upper echelon... A recent bout of upgradeitis has brought me up from my more humble beginnings:
<image>
Breville Infuser, Baratza Encore with Preciso burr upgrade

To something that should give me a lot of room to experiment and keep improving my espresso!

<image>
La Spaziale Vivaldi ii and Mazzer Mini E.

The machine is sipping from a small tank at the moment, I'm still sorting out everything I need to send line-level pressure to it without cutting/drilling/splicing in my rental house... But even without preinfusion, my espresso has improved a ton!
That MiniE looks very familiar... Did you swap in the SJ burrs yet?

Kryptonicspb
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#4810: Post by Kryptonicspb »

Quick Mill Vetrano 2b/Ceado e6p on a homemade mahogany table










My first set up. Total newbie who spent a year researching before taking the plunge. Received everything in February of this year (chriscoffee and WLL)

It took me four months teaching myself before I could consistently pull great shots. Perfecting creamy-not-airy milk, and creating latte art, are my next goals.




Sorry for the terrible amazon fire photos

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