Re: Machines to a from the USA: How easy?
My "eggspurt"ise comes from actually having done what is being discussed, rather than merely theorizing on the pros and cons. During my time spent moving to and fro between 8 countries on 5 continents I have actually had espresso machines converted on three different occassions (an entry level Gaggia, a manual La Pavoni and a single group Wega with the Wega being converted for me upon my arrival here in AU). On no occassion did it ever set me back more than $300 and that is why I consider it both do-able AND affordable.
My "eggspurt"ise comes from actually having done what is being discussed, rather than merely theorizing on the pros and cons. During my time spent moving to and fro between 8 countries on 5 continents I have actually had espresso machines converted on three different occassions (an entry level Gaggia, a manual La Pavoni and a single group Wega with the Wega being converted for me upon my arrival here in AU). On no occassion did it ever set me back more than $300 and that is why I consider it both do-able AND affordable.

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