Nurri R Type

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BaristaBob
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#1: Post by BaristaBob »

I ran across this dual boiler machine the other day while searching the internet for DB espresso machines with profiling capabilities. I guess it use to be called the GTO, but Antonio renamed it the R Type once he redesigned the exterior to match the Leva L Type. One picture on Instagram is all I can find...looks sexy all right. Anyone own one of these, or knows more? My searches have come up pretty empty.
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Primacog
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#2: Post by Primacog »

Check out this video - although it is on the L-type SA Leva, at the 4:55 mark there is very briefly a view of the S-type which appears to be the re designed Nurri pump machine that used to be called the GTO originally in a different form. I don't have IG so was this the same machine that was called the R-Type?
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BaristaBob (original poster)
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#3: Post by BaristaBob (original poster) »

I believe so.

From GTO, to R Type, now S Type. It certainly keeps you guessing!? :roll:
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Primacog
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#4: Post by Primacog »

Admittedly the GTO was the name of an entirely different looking machine with an entirely different design altogether so changing the name was a good decision. Looks like they were undecided on which letter of the alphabet would go better with this new pump machine design.
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DaveC
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#5: Post by DaveC replying to Primacog »

I tested a GTO for Antonio, it was a while back now. Just over a year...it was the first one made as a prototype. It came shortly after the Leva. It was an interesting looking machine.


Primacog
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#6: Post by Primacog »

Thanks for the photos. The new R type looks significantly bigger than the gto.
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DaveC
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#7: Post by DaveC replying to Primacog »

The GTO was quite compact...

Barriwhite
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#8: Post by Barriwhite »

The version you tested was quite the stunner, and it had a much better integration of the screen than what I had seen before.

The R/S isn't as clean-looking. The big rotary knob seems unnecessary.