Posted Sun Jan 18, 2004, 4:34pm Subject: looking for a decent grnder for drip coffee
I have a Sylvia/Rocky combo that I am very happy with but do not want the hassle of changing the Rocky settings to grind coffee for my Bunn drip coffee maker. So, I'm looking for a decent grinder just for drip coffee. Price range should not exceed $100. Suggestions??
Posted Sun Jan 18, 2004, 4:53pm Subject: Re: looking for a decent grnder for drip coffee
Hi Scott,
I'm not trying to funny here, but what hassle is in moving the dial in a second or two from say your espresso setting, to your peferred setting for drip?, it couldn't be easier. I have a Rocky s.s. doser model & it has the gamut fully covered with ease with 63 indexed click stops.
Posted Tue Jan 20, 2004, 12:22pm Subject: Re: looking for a decent grnder for drip coffee
I have one of the Solis 166's rebadged as a Starbucks Barista. I think there was a legal stink initiated by SB's so the current SB's burr grinder is not the same one. And I don't think the Solis 166 is still manufactured. If I were buying one today, I think I'd look at one of the Solis models.
Posted Tue Jan 20, 2004, 2:46pm Subject: Re: looking for a decent grnder for drip coffee
rspurdum Said:
I have a Sylvia/Rocky combo that I am very happy with but do not want the hassle of changing the Rocky settings to grind coffee for my Bunn drip coffee maker. So, I'm looking for a decent grinder just for drip coffee. Price range should not exceed $100. Suggestions??
daktarz Senior Member Joined: 3 Jan 2004 Posts: 298 Location: Bay Area, CA Expertise: I love coffee
Espresso: Isomac Rituale Grinder: Mazzer Mini Drip: umm French Press? Roaster: Does an outdoor smoker...
Posted Tue Jan 20, 2004, 2:55pm Subject: Jack's suggestion seems like a good one.
I bought the Solis Maestro for $130. It's not so good for espresso but seemed fine for drip. I'm giving it to my father (huge upgrade for him). Main annoyance is the static buildup with coarser grinds.
Posted Tue Jan 20, 2004, 3:01pm Subject: Re: looking for a decent grnder for drip coffee
Hi Scott,
You could read this thread here. It's about the Capresso Infinity conical burr grinder, $99.99 in pre-ordered black, & $139.99 in brushed chrome. The person they're referring to is, on alt.coffee, handle "spresso" Al Critzer., a well respected person on the newsgroup.
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