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G’day all,
Due to a change of circumstances I have had to ‘downsize’ my espresso making equipment, which presents an opportunity for at least one lucky CS’er to buy some top notch equipment at a very reasonable price.
Firstly, a La Spaziale mini Vivaldi II. This is a dual boiler, vibe pump model so it doesn't need plumbing in.
This was purchased from Talk Coffee in July 2010 and has been looked after, as you would expect a CS’er to do. It has only ever been fed bottled water and has been routinely cleaned with water and chemical back flushes. It has a few barely-noticeable scuff/scratch marks on the face plate, and some scratches underneath the drip tray where the water tank goes in and out. Apart from those minor blemishes, it is in excellent condition.
This machine comes with the following accessories:
Single spout pf,
Double spout pf,
Naked pf,
1 single, 3 double and 1 blind basket,
A spare group head gasket,
A generic plastic tamper,
A ‘Coffeelab’ convex tamper,
1 spare ‘in-tank’ water filter, and
A Pallo group head brush.
The asking price for this stunning piece of equipment is $1600.
Secondly, a Macap M7D. This grinder was purchased from Talk Coffe in May 2011.
This grinder has been modified by shortening the hopper so that it fits underneath standard kitchen cabinets. It comes in at 460mm high, which is much shorter than the original height of 630mm. If you need the original sized hopper, they’re available for about $100.
The shot counter is showing 955 single shots and 2860 double shots for a grand total of 6675 shots. With each shot being approx. 8gms, that gives a grand total of 53.4kg (or thereabouts) of use in the burrs. I believe that they’re rated for at least 3 times that amount.
This grinder is in immaculate condition and would suit any coffeesnob down to the ground, and the asking price for this stunning piece of grinding technology is $1600.
If you wish to purchase both of these units together, I’ll do a package deal for $3000.
These two items would be definitely pick up only from Batemans Bay (south coast NSW). They’re too heavy to post safely (La Spaz 20kg and Macap 16kg). I don’t have the original packaging, and I think the courier fee would be a lot more $$$ than a tank of petrol to come and see them in the metal. Also, when you come to pick them up you can be satisfied that they’re working fine, and I’ll give you a demo of both units and make you some coffees.
If you have any questions, apart from “Are you mad for getting rid of these superb pieces of espresso making equipment???”, or you would like me to take some more photos/different angles, please feel free to shoot me a PM.
Thanks for looking,
Steve.
Due to a change of circumstances I have had to ‘downsize’ my espresso making equipment, which presents an opportunity for at least one lucky CS’er to buy some top notch equipment at a very reasonable price.
Firstly, a La Spaziale mini Vivaldi II. This is a dual boiler, vibe pump model so it doesn't need plumbing in.
This was purchased from Talk Coffee in July 2010 and has been looked after, as you would expect a CS’er to do. It has only ever been fed bottled water and has been routinely cleaned with water and chemical back flushes. It has a few barely-noticeable scuff/scratch marks on the face plate, and some scratches underneath the drip tray where the water tank goes in and out. Apart from those minor blemishes, it is in excellent condition.
This machine comes with the following accessories:
Single spout pf,
Double spout pf,
Naked pf,
1 single, 3 double and 1 blind basket,
A spare group head gasket,
A generic plastic tamper,
A ‘Coffeelab’ convex tamper,
1 spare ‘in-tank’ water filter, and
A Pallo group head brush.
The asking price for this stunning piece of equipment is $1600.
Secondly, a Macap M7D. This grinder was purchased from Talk Coffe in May 2011.
This grinder has been modified by shortening the hopper so that it fits underneath standard kitchen cabinets. It comes in at 460mm high, which is much shorter than the original height of 630mm. If you need the original sized hopper, they’re available for about $100.
The shot counter is showing 955 single shots and 2860 double shots for a grand total of 6675 shots. With each shot being approx. 8gms, that gives a grand total of 53.4kg (or thereabouts) of use in the burrs. I believe that they’re rated for at least 3 times that amount.
This grinder is in immaculate condition and would suit any coffeesnob down to the ground, and the asking price for this stunning piece of grinding technology is $1600.
If you wish to purchase both of these units together, I’ll do a package deal for $3000.
These two items would be definitely pick up only from Batemans Bay (south coast NSW). They’re too heavy to post safely (La Spaz 20kg and Macap 16kg). I don’t have the original packaging, and I think the courier fee would be a lot more $$$ than a tank of petrol to come and see them in the metal. Also, when you come to pick them up you can be satisfied that they’re working fine, and I’ll give you a demo of both units and make you some coffees.
If you have any questions, apart from “Are you mad for getting rid of these superb pieces of espresso making equipment???”, or you would like me to take some more photos/different angles, please feel free to shoot me a PM.
Thanks for looking,
Steve.
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