Rocket Bicocca

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NelisB

#1: Post by NelisB »

New Rocket coming soon

malling

#2: Post by malling »

Saturated group it seems

BaristaBob

#3: Post by BaristaBob »

Possibly a less expensive version of the R91, with smaller boilers so warm up is quicker, and doesn't weigh 100 lbs?
Bob "hello darkness my old friend..I've come to drink you once again"

Capuchin Monk

#4: Post by Capuchin Monk »

Possibly similar to one of those seen on Aliexpress. Also, thermoblock appearance.

slappadabass

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BaristaBob

#6: Post by BaristaBob »

Rocket introduced it at Host Milan today. Looks like a R58 and a R9 One hybrid. Between LM and now Rocket, app technology is the new biggie thing. And the absence of pressure gauges on this machine and LM StradA X1 has me a little meh!
Bob "hello darkness my old friend..I've come to drink you once again"

bmikeee
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#7: Post by bmikeee »

Looks like there are a few new machine releases. I am hoping for some more profiling ones, but they didn't mention profiling in the features list in the brochure.

https://rocket-espresso.com/assets/broc ... cca-en.pdf

Capuchin Monk

#8: Post by Capuchin Monk »

Hmm, more companies are going with lever and button for steam and hot water valve but Rocket decided to go back (from R9 One) to the traditional turn knob. :?

StoicDude
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#9: Post by StoicDude replying to Capuchin Monk »

Something wrong with the turn knob?
It's a design/ aesthetician decision I'd think, u less the lever or button somehow are better when it comes to performance.

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Jeff
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#10: Post by Jeff »

Some people only use steam full on, so a toggle of some sort is better workflow.