Re: Another Newbie
A friend has that combo and makes reasonable coffee, although she is not fussy about her procedures (and she uses skim milk--yuk!).
If you go ahead, the coffee can be improved by modifying the portafilter to be non-pressurised, --not a complex job if my reading is correct.
Greg
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Re: Another Newbie
Hi and welcome sully
For similar money you can get a Nemox Dell Opera. A combo machine with grinder for $799
http://coffeemachine.com.au/nemox-dell-opera-p-106.html?osCsid=8fa27bfec8212dc51e7e436645f0d96a
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Re: Another Newbie
Hi Sully, and welcome to CoffeeSnobs!
Im not sure if youve seen this link, but its worth having a quick look at.
http://coffeesnobs.com.au/YaBB.pl?num=1221229250
You might like to drop into the Grinders section here on CoffeeSnobs and have a read of some of the threads on the particular grinder youre interested in and drop a query there too.
I notice in the above thread (in the tag-lines under their posts) that one of our CoffeeSnobs who owns a Saeco VV also has it paired with a Mini Mazzer which is an excellent prosumer grinder and will survive any eventual upgrade you make of the VV into prosumer espresso machine territory.
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Hi guys im a bit of a newbie to coffee making, I have always loved espresso coffee and enjoy making espressos with my stove top perculator but ive decided that its time to start getting a it more serious about it.
Im looking at getting coffee machine for under $500 and after some research (not a lot) I decided on a Saeco Via Venezia with a Sunbeam EM0450. Is this a good grinder for this machine ? And is this machine a good starting point for a beginner ?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Tags: None
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