Btw the Duo is really quiet compared to the La Cimbali, I make coffees for myself and my wife every morning and on the weekends she’s usually sleeping when I’m making the coffees but the old grinder would literally waken the dead so my wife will get peace when I’m making the coffee now with the Duo, actually can’t believe how quiet it is.

Here’s some photos of the Duo with my Elektra T1, apologies for the state of the Elektra

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    Just made two coffees for breakfast, coffees were excellent but it must have taken me half the time to make them that I usually took with the old grinder.

    I’m really impressed with the Duo really impressed I can’t believe how easy it is to use, absolutely worth every penny, Niche have totally nailed it, the old grinder is a decent grinder but it’s from another era certainly for home users it’s probably absolutely fine for churning out loads of coffees in a café environment but for a home environment the Duo is amazing. If I had a cafe I’d buy at least two Duos, one for espresso and the other for filter or decaf.

    Tony

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    For medium to darker roasts chocolatey flavours … Is the Niche Duo a big step up from the Niche Zero? mainly for Milk based drinks.

      Hi guys I’ve just changed the burr set to filter, anyone know a ball park setting for French Press?

      Thanks

      BTW, there was some coffee fines in the espresso burrs I just brushed them out but I was quite surprised at the amount which was in fact minuscule but there nonetheless.

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