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- TomC
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Welcome to HB!
The Mini Gaggia was I think the first 58mm group manual (non-spring related) espresso machine on the market. I had one for a little while. It's only shortcoming is the lack of steaming with its open boiler design.
The Mini Gaggia was I think the first 58mm group manual (non-spring related) espresso machine on the market. I had one for a little while. It's only shortcoming is the lack of steaming with its open boiler design.
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No spring ?TomC wrote:Welcome to HB!
The Mini Gaggia was I think the first 58mm group manual (non-spring related) espresso machine on the market. I had one for a little while. It's only shortcoming is the lack of steaming with its open boiler design.
Then why I say, when extracting... "Look, ma', no hands !"
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"Look, ma', no hands !" ... "Look, ma', no TEETH !"
Spanish Aplimont MiniGaggia had only one spring, models open boiler and models with steam wand.
http://www.francescoceccarelli.eu/m_aplimont_eng.htm
The French Pierre Cardin I think it was the same.
http://machines.cafeslevier.free.fr/gag ... ardin.html
Very nice machines.
Spanish Aplimont MiniGaggia had only one spring, models open boiler and models with steam wand.
http://www.francescoceccarelli.eu/m_aplimont_eng.htm
The French Pierre Cardin I think it was the same.
http://machines.cafeslevier.free.fr/gag ... ardin.html
Very nice machines.
- doubleOsoul
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I have missed this thread. The Mercurio is gorgeous
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- FotonDrv
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Was the CT-2 worth the wait? How is it with repeated shots?sonnylowe wrote:I finally have a CT2 on my Coffee Bar
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- zix
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Gorgeous Mercurio!
And the CT-2 is beautiful as always, sonnylowe, I can already feel how your coffee will taste... so good.
And the CT-2 is beautiful as always, sonnylowe, I can already feel how your coffee will taste... so good.
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- sonnylowe
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It was definitely worth the wait. There is something special about pulling shots on such a beautiful piece of art. I find the shots are more consistent on the CT2 than any other small lever I have used. I do give the machine a little extra time for the temperature to stabilize (about 20 minutes), but once it has, it is on point, shot after shot.FotonDrv wrote:Was the CT-2 worth the wait? How is it with repeated shots?
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