qualin Senior Member Joined: 30 Jun 2012 Posts: 459 Location: Calgary, AB Expertise: I love coffee
Espresso: Izzo Alex Duetto 3 Grinder: Mazzer Mini Elect. Type A Vac Pot: Looking to buy Drip: Manual Roaster: Considering?
Posted Wed Nov 28, 2012, 12:58am Subject: Re: HX benefit for low volume
If you want stable and consistent temperature stability without having to do cooling flushes, you should be looking at a Dual Boiler machine. Unfortunately, for low volume, they're overkill. When I mean overkill, I mean, you're spending a lot of cash for something you'll only be using seldomly. If you are a purist and have no issues with that, then go for it.
There are a few entry level Dual Boiler machines on the market which would compare in price to a mid to high end HX machine. That's up to you I guess. I'd set a budget at least and run with that.
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