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Thanks everyone. I've dialed in the new machine somewhat and am very happy so far. I'm getting some sweet notes that I've never had in the cup before.
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Thats a breville price for a machine that will last many years. sounds like a bargain.
The E61 look great (to me). With the right technique and ingredients you wont be disappointed with the BZ02, I doubt you would taste the difference (regularly). Probably an assessment on looks, value, new vs old by yourself to decide what suits best.
Cheers
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Parts for the BZ-02 are still very easy to get so there should be no concerns about longevity and future support...
I'd go for it.
Mal.
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Yeah thanks Maz.
An e61 would cost me double and be a used item.
Perhaps it's too good a deal to pass.
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The Bezzera BZ-02 series of machines are great performers.
My son owned one for quite a while and it produced some of the sweetest espresso I've ever had.
All things being equal, you won't notice any difference in the cup between the little Bezz' and any E-61 based machine - I couldn't...
Mal.
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New machine advice.
Hi everyone.
I have had a Rancilio Silvia pid for about 4 years now and recently refurbished a fiorenzato t80.
I am tired of temp surfing to make milk based drinks. I am going to look at a brand new Bezzera BZ02s manual machine priced at $800 which I might even get cheaper.
My question is although I believe this to be a good deal should I hold out to buy an e61 machine used at around $1500?
Are e61's a large improvement over the Bezzera?
I make 3 milk based coffees a day and 5 when we have guests.
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