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Hehe · 08-12-2021, 07:10 PM

I think the next step would be to buy a grinder that can take advantage of the Slayer. And start buying all kind of beans, whether they are something good for day to day drinking like Stumptown Hairbender that I personally enjoy very much to some exotic beans like Geisha and their different roasts. That's where most of my coffee $$$ is going to go in the foreseeable future.

I dig deep into all the reviews and owner feedbacks before pulling the trigger. The Slayer, among LM GS3 MP/Strada EP1, Synesso Hydra... etc are all at the top of their game. It's more about further minimizing the variables, however small they might be.

With the tech constantly evolving, I'm sure a few year down the road, probably every prosumer machine might be able to pull a "Slayer shot". And by then, something better would be around.

08-12-2021, 07:10 PM	#587
Hehe OMGWTFBBQ is a common word I say everyday Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: YVR/TPE Posts: 5,241 Thanked 3,302 Times in 1,464 Posts Failed 685 Times in 223 Posts	I think the next step would be to buy a grinder that can take advantage of the Slayer. And start buying all kind of beans, whether they are something good for day to day drinking like Stumptown Hairbender that I personally enjoy very much to some exotic beans like Geisha and their different roasts. That's where most of my coffee $$$ is going to go in the foreseeable future. I dig deep into all the reviews and owner feedbacks before pulling the trigger. The Slayer, among LM GS3 MP/Strada EP1, Synesso Hydra... etc are all at the top of their game. It's more about further minimizing the variables, however small they might be. With the tech constantly evolving, I'm sure a few year down the road, probably every prosumer machine might be able to pull a "Slayer shot". And by then, something better would be around. __________________ Nothing for now