The flat burr versus conical issue reminds me very much of the old direct drive v belt drive turntable debate, allowing that both turntables were of high quality,to the average audiophile either produced very acceptable sound, however those with sufficiently deep pockets, who sprung for the very best of either drive type, always expected their choice to sound superior and of course they were never disappointed, how could a custom turntable I just payed $15000 for not sound better than an $800 of the shelf model.
The truth is the difference to the average listener was negligible, I suspect the very same principle applies to grinders, I paid an arm and a leg for it so I have to be able to discern a difference in the cup, and of course, I can!
Human nature is a strange beast.
The truth is the difference to the average listener was negligible, I suspect the very same principle applies to grinders, I paid an arm and a leg for it so I have to be able to discern a difference in the cup, and of course, I can!
Human nature is a strange beast.

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