Discussion:
Astoria vs. Cimbali vs. Ranchillo SuperAutomatics Expresso Machines
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m***@gmail.com
2006-08-10 04:32:43 UTC
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I am open a coffee shop with a drive thru and need a great
Superautomatic Expresso machine.

I hear the Cimbali is a good machine but I will need to buy 2 of them
for the volume.

With the Astoria model, they tell me I can get a 2 group Superauto and
will only need to buy one machine.

Does anyone out there have experience with the Astoria model?
How does it perform?
sprsso
2006-08-10 10:22:04 UTC
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I'd love to relate my feelings about both brands, but as a
representative and factory trained technician for both, I don't feel
that a public forum is appropriate. I would be happy to discuss this
off group. I'm easy to find....al
Post by m***@gmail.com
I am open a coffee shop with a drive thru and need a great
Superautomatic Expresso machine.
I hear the Cimbali is a good machine but I will need to buy 2 of them
for the volume.
With the Astoria model, they tell me I can get a 2 group Superauto and
will only need to buy one machine.
Does anyone out there have experience with the Astoria model?
How does it perform?
Coffee for Connoisseurs
2006-08-10 10:42:22 UTC
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Rancilio have recently aquired Egro, a Swiss superauto manufacturer. Don't
know anything about the Egro machines, good or bad, but if I was buying a
superauto I'd buy it from the company with the best local service
technician, and by local I mean that you ring and the tech arrives 30
minutes later.
--
Alan

***@coffeeco.com.au
www.coffeeco.com.au
sprsso
2006-08-10 10:42:32 UTC
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Heh, heh. Good luck with that (technician, that is.),
.Rancilio earned my respect when it pulled their superautos earlier
for less than stellar performance, much like the Cimbali M3's in my
market. I will be speaking with Rancilio in the next couple of days
concerning their supers....al


On Thu, 10 Aug 2006 10:42:22 GMT, "Coffee for Connoisseurs"
Post by Coffee for Connoisseurs
Rancilio have recently aquired Egro, a Swiss superauto manufacturer. Don't
know anything about the Egro machines, good or bad, but if I was buying a
superauto I'd buy it from the company with the best local service
technician, and by local I mean that you ring and the tech arrives 30
minutes later.
SN
2006-08-11 03:23:50 UTC
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why did you even answer then???
WHAT IS THE POINT OF YOUR REPLY?
...i know... exercising the keyboard switches just like i am now.
Post by sprsso
I'd love to relate my feelings about both brands, but as a
representative and factory trained technician for both, I don't feel
that a public forum is appropriate. I would be happy to discuss this
off group. I'm easy to find....al
daveb
2006-08-11 08:43:03 UTC
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SN wrote:

<< why did you even answer then???
WHAT IS THE POINT OF YOUR REPLY?
...i know... exercising the keyboard switches just like i am now. >>


AND WHY DO YOU FEEL THE NEED TO MAKE THIS UNHELPFUL COMMENT???

WHO ARE YOU ANYWAY, ahole??

dave
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Post by sprsso
I'd love to relate my feelings about both brands, but as a
representative and factory trained technician for both, I don't feel
that a public forum is appropriate. I would be happy to discuss this
off group. I'm easy to find....al
sprsso
2006-08-11 09:32:20 UTC
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With all due respect, I don't send people unrequested emails. And the
question was asked here. I simply gave the poster a way to discuss the
attributes off group. For what it's worth, I haven't received any
queries from the person. They must have found answers on their own, as
is wont to happen.
Hey, I notice you did too....al
Post by SN
why did you even answer then???
WHAT IS THE POINT OF YOUR REPLY?
...i know... exercising the keyboard switches just like i am now.
Post by sprsso
I'd love to relate my feelings about both brands, but as a
representative and factory trained technician for both, I don't feel
that a public forum is appropriate. I would be happy to discuss this
off group. I'm easy to find....al
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