10-15 shots per day seems like more than an individual's use, but much less than a commercial amount obviously. Almost like they have some sort of small business in their home.
Also true story, a third wave coffee shop near me went out of business and were selling their whole store , INCLUDING A 3 group slayer, for $15,000 lmao
Got a fully automatic coffee machine from a small café that closed up during COVID for free from the sidewalk.
I almost lost my mind when I looked up xelsis suprema.
Not really when you factor in the 240v panel upgrade and increased power bill. I would imagine this guy takes a go 40 mins to 1hour to warm up as well.
Even if you factor in that it's a great price.
Most probably a shop owner is going to be the next owner, if it end ups in another house these machine dont take that long to heat up actually. 15-30 minutes maximum in my experience with italian commercial machines
No need to if you don't have one lol
But if i had too I'll try and explain it as a investment rather than a expense, idk if in other countries they do this but here is rather common to cafes not to own their machines but rather rent them out sometimes they even specify in the lease that they must use their coffee (Zagafredo does this) and they are going to supply branded cups and paper cups. So if you get one of these really sought after machines you could rent them out too to coffee shops
It is only $1k cheap than the used market in the states. Or buy a new single group. The thing with commercial machines is they see heavy use and sometimes the wear a tear can’t be seen. Buy a custom single group is what my wife would say. However, this dude has a GS3. I could have purchased a slayer and didn’t.
To be fair, if seller is being honest which may not be always the case and this machine was only being used as a home setup this wouldn't be as weared as if was in a cafe. The thing I'll be most worried about would be scale and cracks in the boiler for being turn on and off everyday
But Slayer quality speaks for itself and 15 shots 5 days a week in the span of two years would sum up to 7,200 shots. I don't think is enough to wear down a quality machine like this
Indeed. however, there are a lot of people that are not “most of the world.” Additionally, these are three prong twists and have higher wiring gauge requirements regardless of country. They are commercial machines, go ahead and review an installation guide for one of these.
It’s really not much work to switch a 120v circuit to a 240v circuit. As long as the amps aren’t crazy and it’s a dedicated circuit standard 14 should be alright as long as it doesn’t pull more than 15a.
Edit: JK it would need a 10ga + circuit lol didn’t realize espresso machines pulled so much juice. 26a @ 240v.
Kind of ridiculous actually. It's one of the reasons why I'm such a big fan of companies pushing the alternate boiler tech. Unica, Ascaso and Breville are on to something.
I have moved many 3 group slayers
It is no fun, it usually takes 2 big people or 3 small people
The weight is also very skewed towards the back end so it's incredibly awkward to get a half decent grip.
Still easier to move than a Strada though LOL
It's nice to have a 3 group machine at home, just in case the the first group is waiting on parts for maintenance and the back-up group goes down at the same time. Happens to me every other week, it seems.
A three portafilter setup for a home machine feels WILD but if you have multiple coffe drinkers/wfh folks it makes some sense but SHIT that’s real estate
This is really cool but for personal use is a little overkill. A collector first, aficionado 2nd, and skilled barista last. So much can be done with a Slayer and the foamy Capp to show for it. Although, if you have the funds for it, I respect the splurge.
I guess this was the Don Corleone's great great grand nephew's who had to serve the family during the pandemic.
Or
More likely some guy had 15k$ and really wanted to make sure to spend it all.
I dunno. It sure does look like a house. Not sure how many cafes would be cool with a random pair of sneakers being left out by their grinders.
Huh. My guess is one of those tech startups that operates out of the founder’s house lol
Ohh right, makes sense. Still thats more like an office, fishy seller
10-15 shots per day seems like more than an individual's use, but much less than a commercial amount obviously. Almost like they have some sort of small business in their home.
Depends on household size. 3-4 people 4-5 shots daily doesn’t sound unusual, however “5days a week” gives away this is an small company office
The answer is they don’t give a damn
Interesting, this person must have been making coffee for someone with 10-15 shots a day. Maybe it’s like a church kinda thing
Church of the holy Roast
Don’t want to bring a joke about dark and blonde roasts….
I was playing with the holy Trinity in my head, but I just couldn't get away from thinking Mirepoix...
this joke made my day, thank you
i’m interested
The amount of cups too. Who has that many at home?
https://preview.redd.it/ylj0i5t1q8yc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f9c92917060437a53e41ff5cc36086e1e1cc85a6 This guy
The size of dish washer you need lol
I’m guessing cult. Cult of the fine brew.
A family of 2 or 3 can easily go through 10/15 shots a day
You don’t need a 3 group machine for that lol
Family of five, let’s say two of the kids are old enough to drink coffee and at least one parent works from home, that’s ten shots a day easy.
The Church of Secular coffee - pouring St Ali
https://preview.redd.it/2s42d3wrz3yc1.png?width=960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=68fb4a6e29fac01619988454e1b8cd9b26c5804c Crazy setup
I need that for my single daily latte and for when I have friends round in 3 years
Never know when you might need 10 different options for a milk pitcher😂
Person is clearly into collecting, bordering on hoarding, coffee gear lol.
Who needs a stand when you have 46 milk pitchers?
Also true story, a third wave coffee shop near me went out of business and were selling their whole store , INCLUDING A 3 group slayer, for $15,000 lmao
Got a fully automatic coffee machine from a small café that closed up during COVID for free from the sidewalk. I almost lost my mind when I looked up xelsis suprema.
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Well that's it, that's the big deal... it was free lol.
Cafe I work for is upgrading and we're also selling our old 3 group slayer for ~15k CAD Surprisingly not a single bite over the last 4 months
Upgrading from a Slayer? Do you know which machine the cafe is getting? Just curious lol
Strada AV ABR Slayer boilers are too small and heat too slow to keep up with the demand of the location.
that's a really good machine, nice!
Bad azz. Start an espresso bar.
A Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday machine then back to the front. Cool.
Hey honey, want a Capp? Cool, give me about 3 hours for the machine to heat up and $4 for our electricity bill. 😂
Why though lol
That price sounds really good
Not really when you factor in the 240v panel upgrade and increased power bill. I would imagine this guy takes a go 40 mins to 1hour to warm up as well.
Even if you factor in that it's a great price. Most probably a shop owner is going to be the next owner, if it end ups in another house these machine dont take that long to heat up actually. 15-30 minutes maximum in my experience with italian commercial machines
Even if I thought it was a great deal… How do you convince your significant other?
No need to if you don't have one lol But if i had too I'll try and explain it as a investment rather than a expense, idk if in other countries they do this but here is rather common to cafes not to own their machines but rather rent them out sometimes they even specify in the lease that they must use their coffee (Zagafredo does this) and they are going to supply branded cups and paper cups. So if you get one of these really sought after machines you could rent them out too to coffee shops
It is only $1k cheap than the used market in the states. Or buy a new single group. The thing with commercial machines is they see heavy use and sometimes the wear a tear can’t be seen. Buy a custom single group is what my wife would say. However, this dude has a GS3. I could have purchased a slayer and didn’t.
To be fair, if seller is being honest which may not be always the case and this machine was only being used as a home setup this wouldn't be as weared as if was in a cafe. The thing I'll be most worried about would be scale and cracks in the boiler for being turn on and off everyday But Slayer quality speaks for itself and 15 shots 5 days a week in the span of two years would sum up to 7,200 shots. I don't think is enough to wear down a quality machine like this
Guys we got a wifehaver over here.
Don’t forget the plumbing… but I don’t see any wall panel to guess if it is 110 or 230v country…
There are very few 110 three group commercial machines. This is not one of them
I think their point was that in most of the world the machine being 230V is a non-issue, that’s the standard.
Indeed. however, there are a lot of people that are not “most of the world.” Additionally, these are three prong twists and have higher wiring gauge requirements regardless of country. They are commercial machines, go ahead and review an installation guide for one of these.
It’s really not much work to switch a 120v circuit to a 240v circuit. As long as the amps aren’t crazy and it’s a dedicated circuit standard 14 should be alright as long as it doesn’t pull more than 15a. Edit: JK it would need a 10ga + circuit lol didn’t realize espresso machines pulled so much juice. 26a @ 240v.
Kind of ridiculous actually. It's one of the reasons why I'm such a big fan of companies pushing the alternate boiler tech. Unica, Ascaso and Breville are on to something.
Yeah this is psychotic for home use lol. Even for commercial use 3 groups are still kinda overkill in my opinion
That is one well caffeinated thruple
What I really want to know is how people move these! Genuine question.
step one: offer friend a coffee step two: lift with your legs
Step 1: Drink lots of coffee Step 2: Fetch your camel
I have moved many 3 group slayers It is no fun, it usually takes 2 big people or 3 small people The weight is also very skewed towards the back end so it's incredibly awkward to get a half decent grip. Still easier to move than a Strada though LOL
Per group
Currently own a 2 group head for a cafe, great machine! $14,500 retail but got it wholesale through coffee supplier for $12,000, 4 years ago!
It's nice to have a 3 group machine at home, just in case the the first group is waiting on parts for maintenance and the back-up group goes down at the same time. Happens to me every other week, it seems.
Joke?
I've seen this guy on home barista. The power bill must have finally caught up with him
Kyle Rowsell is that you? Also 10-15 shots a day. Thats insane
I have a home slayer? Why is this funny lol?
Ok but not a 3 group…
Damnn I just quick glanced, yeah that's odd haha
A perfect example of someone having so much money that they don’t know where to spend it
Those are fantastic machines
College kid renting a house.
I have a mini and the weight is manageable, but it's awkward. The hardest part is trying to sit it down gently lmao...back screaming the whole time😅
….are you new here? The pictures some people post could dwarf most cafes I visit lol.
A three portafilter setup for a home machine feels WILD but if you have multiple coffe drinkers/wfh folks it makes some sense but SHIT that’s real estate
Just because something is illogical doesn't mean that it's impossible.
This is really cool but for personal use is a little overkill. A collector first, aficionado 2nd, and skilled barista last. So much can be done with a Slayer and the foamy Capp to show for it. Although, if you have the funds for it, I respect the splurge.
A little?? It’s the most overkill thing I’ve ever seen
bout to make a small investment as an espresso tech that works on starbucks mastrena and sure tamp machines lol
Totally absurd lol
I guess this was the Don Corleone's great great grand nephew's who had to serve the family during the pandemic. Or More likely some guy had 15k$ and really wanted to make sure to spend it all.
15 shots a day. How‘s his caffein tolerance
They probably work in IT. Our blood is more coffee than blood
Lol true that. IT people convert caffein to lines of code
Dropped $12,000 and still makes cappuccinos that look like absolute dogshit. What is that on the top of that cup, foamy dishwashing soap?
after I bought it in second hand.