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Product Details

Overall Rating	7.4, Based on 90 Reviews
Avg Price	$100.00
Manufacturer	Baratza
Machine Type	Conical burr, hopper, grinds bin, doser like grinding, on off swith
Colors	Black
Class	Grinder, Conical Burr Consumer
Pro Review	Yes
First Look	No
QuickShot	No

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The first grinder produced by Baratza, and originally sold under the Solis name. Features a conical burr and an on-off side switch. Discontinued.

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Vegas1	12.16.2001	Rating: 9.6
Bottom Line: Nothing better in it‘s price range.

William Baguhn	07.02.2009	Rating: 8.4
Bottom Line: This is the entry level grinder I should have bought the first time.

Jeff H	12.02.2009	Rating: 7.2
Bottom Line: Good Initial Results. However, after one year of daily usage it can no longer produce espresso grind.

Brent Starks	06.19.2009	Rating: 9.0
Bottom Line: Great - Best Grinder you can get for the cost

Ed Wilson	03.25.2012	Rating: 8.4
Bottom Line: Well made, versatile, affordably priced grinder

Brad Chick (quality: 0.3)	09.09.2010	Rating: 4.6
Bottom Line: n/a

Bijou Schmidt (quality: 1.0)	11.14.2011	Rating: 5.8
Bottom Line: look for a cheaper burr grinde, nothing special about this one for the price

Keith Richmond (quality: 1.3)	03.03.2003	Rating: 5.2
Bottom Line: Boulders or dust? Am I missing something?

STEVEN LAKEN (quality: 1.8)	04.09.2009	Rating: 1.6
Bottom Line: Stay away from this grinder...it does not work.

HomerH (quality: 2.0)	12.17.2001	Rating: 10.0
Bottom Line: Best grinder for the money bar none. Top recommendation for anyone wanting a great grinder that is not dedicated to just espresso.

Bob O‘Neal (quality: 2.5)	12.12.2001	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: Lacks nostalga. Coffee tastes best when I grind it myself.

Dave Mclennan (quality: 2.5)	03.19.2010	Rating: 2.6
Bottom Line: BUY THE LELIT PL53 FOR $300 CDN ALLYOU WILL EVER NEED

Brewster Lewster (quality: 3.0)	04.30.2003	Rating: 3.8
Bottom Line: You get what you pay for.

Stephen O'Hair (quality: 3.7)	07.21.2005	Rating: 2.0
Bottom Line: I am ready to send this machine back to the manufacturer at my expense for burrial.

Will Jennings (quality: 4.0)	12.16.2001	Rating: 10.0
Bottom Line: Best in its price class.

B M (quality: 4.0)	02.20.2005	Rating: 7.4
Bottom Line: Must-have entry-level grinder if you want high quality espresso without breaking the bank. You will have to upgrade eventually.

Jonathan Rodgers (quality: 4.0)	04.06.2004	Rating: 6.4
Bottom Line: I cannot honestly recommend this machine. Indeed, with great disapointment and some satisfaction, I threw it in the trash today and ordered a Rocky.

Bo Harrison (quality: 4.3)	08.07.2004	Rating: 3.2
Bottom Line: Good looks with a tricky design.

Tom Be (quality: 4.3)	10.28.2003	Rating: 3.8
Bottom Line: Maestro+ makes powdery grind and bitter coffee

C Becker (quality: 4.4)	10.06.2005	Rating: 0.0
Bottom Line: Beans other than black cat refuse to feed into the burrs. Totally useless - I literally smashed it on the garage floor (picture inside).

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