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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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Robert Deason (quality: 5.7)	08.20.2005	Rating: 9.6
Bottom Line: Fantastic. Buy one

Tom Bodet (quality: 6.8)	09.06.2005	Rating: 7.4
Bottom Line: Nice attempt at a multi purpose grinder but falls a bit short.

Don Scott (quality: 5.7)	09.11.2005	Rating: 9.0
Bottom Line: Awesome grinder for french press or drip, But does not work for Espresso

Steve Pro (quality: 6.8)	10.11.2005	Rating: 6.2
Bottom Line: Missed potential for a few dollars in parts

Curtis Scheelke (quality: 5.7)	10.21.2005	Rating: 9.2
Bottom Line: If you want a grinder that's fast, easy, and priced right, put this on your short list.

Alan Bryant (quality: 7.4)	10.22.2005	Rating: 7.4
Bottom Line: Attractive, well-built machine that will satisfy some, but probably not espresso "power users."

Troy Bash (quality: 7.8)	10.31.2005	Rating: 9.6
Bottom Line: Don't listen to the negative reviews, this is a great grinder!!!

Doug Dollahan (quality: 5.0)	11.15.2005	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: Aesthetic, heavy duty, easy to use, great support...worth every penny!

Greg Hancock (quality: 7.6)	11.15.2005	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: Excellent aesthetics, almost industrial design, and does its job well. Minor problems pale in light of its overall excellence.

Stefan Berggren (quality: 5.8)	11.21.2005	Rating: 8.4
Bottom Line: Easy to use, durable and grinds as expected

Robert Uy. (quality: 8.9)	11.30.2005	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: I review other criticisms of this unit honestly. In short this is the best grinder I have found for Turkish, which surely makes it good for pump espresso. Slow rpm makes a large taste difference!

Mark Shusted (quality: 2.1)	01.17.2006	Rating: 1.0
Bottom Line: Beans don't burn but motor does.

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.

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

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.

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 ;)

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.

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

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.

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.

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