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Overall Rating	8.0, Based on 72 Reviews
Avg Price	$200.00
Manufacturer	KitchenAid
Machine Type	Conical burr grinder, straight path, glass hopper
Colors	Dark Gray
Class	Grinder, Conical Burr Consumer
Pro Review	No
First Look	Yes
QuickShot	No

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KitchenAid's new Proline grinder, with a straight path for the beans, glass hoppers and catchers, and grind settings from espresso to press pot.

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Marie Waters (quality: 4.5)	05.07.2007	Rating: 10.0
Bottom Line: If you want a perfect cup of coffee, this grinder will give you excellent results, no matter which method of brewing you prefer at any given time.

Leonard Wells (quality: 6.8)	05.02.2007	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: It's "Beauty is onlySkin Deep". as in Handsome machine, ugly grinds.

Kent Simmons (quality: 7.3)	05.01.2007	Rating: 7.4
Bottom Line: A great machine IF you like your coffee French or if you like espresso - but its not capable of both grinds without recallibration.

Randall Nortman (quality: 8.6)	04.28.2007	Rating: 7.0
Bottom Line: A heavy, solidly built piece of counter jewelry that does everything you'd want other than grind coffee well.

Mike Wisniewski (quality: 5.3)	04.06.2007	Rating: 6.0
Bottom Line: Expensive Grinder for Drip and Press, not worth it for Espresso.

Donny Raus (quality: 8.6)	02.02.2007	Rating: 7.6
Bottom Line: There are better grinders that deliver a more uniform/consistent grind at a lower cost. However, if aesthetics, usability, and hopper capacity are priority and your willing to compromise the grind and beverage quality this machine is for you.

Ellem Weaman (quality: 4.0)	01.10.2007	Rating: 8.6
Bottom Line: If you live in moderation this is a great grinder.

Tom Lewis (quality: 5.8)	12.26.2006	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: Industrial strength grinder ! Killer grinder for drip and/or press pot - can do fine espresso grinds too, but not easily

John Boddie (quality: 6.6)	11.24.2006	Rating: 9.8
Bottom Line: When I was using my Solis Maestro, I always felt that I’d have to upgrade at some point. With the Proline, I don’t have that feeling any more.

Joel Finkelstein (quality: 5.8)	11.16.2006	Rating: 7.2
Bottom Line: Great grinder once you realize grinds only look too big. I only wish it didn't trap so many beans or was easy to clean on a daily basis.

Richard Abrams (quality: 7.0)	09.08.2006	Rating: 8.4
Bottom Line: Acceptable value well made machine which contributes to making Italian coffee bar standard home espresso.

Jeff Sheltren (quality: 7.8)	09.05.2006	Rating: 8.6
Bottom Line: Very sturdy, glass catcher prevents static in the grounds and is easy to clean; gives a nice, even grind.

B M (quality: 9.2)	07.17.2006	Rating: 5.6
Bottom Line: Good grinder for press or drip, but it falters trying to consistently grind for espresso. Make sure that you buy from a vendor with a good return policy.

Clemens Anhuth (quality: 7.3)	05.21.2006	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: One of the, or maybe the best choice for home use in my opinion - if it performs adequately.

Mark Babbe (quality: 4.7)	04.05.2006	Rating: 3.6
Bottom Line: Not for Espresso. Could be nice for drip coffee.

Stuart Niemtzow (quality: 6.7)	03.25.2006	Rating: 9.2
Bottom Line: Hard to imagine a better quality, easier to use grinder under $200-- or even for way more--- for home use.

Dan Doris (quality: 5.7)	03.14.2006	Rating: 9.0
Bottom Line: Simply the best low end grinder i used, i tried most all the other popular low end grinders (4 of them), getting the ProLine was a relief ;)

Shannon Ayres (quality: 4.3)	02.19.2006	Rating: 7.8
Bottom Line: For the money, this is a good grinder with many thoughtful features to outweigh the several design flaws.

Ted O (quality: 7.5)	02.18.2006	Rating: 7.4
Bottom Line: Nice Appearance, Feel and Quality.. but Not Really Designed and Built for Espresso Enthusiasts

Paul Hanley (quality: 6.0)	02.04.2006	Rating: 7.0
Bottom Line: Potential unrealized. Maybe future revisions will fix the design flaws and poor quality control.

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