LMSC If f the burrs are set at an angle or something similar to what these users do. Otherwise, if the burrs are set flat, there is going to be some retention when the grinder is run the first time after cleaning. No?

Difficult to say without accurate measurement of that specific grinder.

    3 months later

    Gone some months now and I am curious of what burrs other users prefer. I have tried SSP HU and Mazzers Food Friendly, both are good but I prefer the profile from Mazzer. Almost only drink espresso but you who also drink filter coffee what burrs do you prefer?

      Tjyven So far i only have the Stock burrs to play with.. I am really enjoying the output from this grinder, from Workflow to Taste. The espresso flavours are very well balanced/sweet and smooth. Clarity is certainly not its strongest point, but the balance and sweetness easily makes up for it.

      Interested for filter using this stock burrs also provides very good brews. The Mazzer style burrs, when used in conjunction with this grinder, outputs very little fines which is very surprising, given the experience i had with other grinders with similar burrs.

          rytopa Agree, the Mazzer style rally gives a sweet and balanced shot, while the SSP HU gives more clarity. What RPM are you using? With few exceptions I have high RPM (1000-1200) for espresso, but for the rather few times I make filter coffee I have found that lower RPM gives better result.

              I find my Hu SSP give more acidity too

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              Tjyven My RPM is generally Max at 1200 rpm for espresso and around 200-400 for filter.

              Depending on coffee the Max RPM tends to blend the flavours, decreasing alot of harshness for coffee which are of lesser quality or roast. Recently i had a Tim Wendelboe espresso roast which tasted very muted at higher RPM, lowering the RPM brought out the acidity and characteristic of the coffee.

                  rytopa Same experience as me, normally I think high RPM gives the best results but for few coffeys I think that high RPM gives a little muted taste and then the result will be better with lower RPM.

                    3 months later

                    Looks like a interesting grinder - for not crazy money…

                    I hope so…. another 3 months on, how are people finding it? My budget only stretches to the stock Mazzer SJs

                      10 days later

                      Great. I’m excited, just 6 months to wait!

                      2 months later

                      As I think I have written earlier in this thread the only thing I dont like with the machine is that you need to press on/off a few times to get all the grinds out. Doesnt take long time but still.. And by doing that it is really low retention, usually very close to zero.

                      a month later

                      The Indigogo campaign has shipped and the retail price is going up from £750 to £1200 at the end of the month in case anyone was considering it, you should order soon.

                      Also saw this, quite the increase

                      Will put slot of people off as it’s already hardly talked about

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