Ascaso Steel DUO PID, Programmable Espresso Machine w/ Volumetric Controls, Dual Thermoblock, 120V (Stainless Steel)
Ascaso Steel DUO PID, Programmable Espresso Machine w/ Volumetric Controls, Dual Thermoblock, 120V (Stainless Steel)
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Ascaso Steel DUO PID, Programmable Espresso Machine w/ Volumetric Controls, Dual Thermoblock, 120V (Stainless Steel)

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  • Advanced Heating: Features dual thermoblocks for rapid and accurate heating, ensuring strong temperature stability during brewing.
  • Precise Temperature: PID temperature control allows for precise temperature management, enhancing espresso extraction.
  • Programmable Controls: Electronic brew options include setting pre-infusion, programming shot length, and utilizing a shot timer via the PID display.
  • Volumetric Brewing: Offers volumetric controls for consistent shot delivery, simplifying the brewing process.
  • Adjustable Pressure: Includes an adjustable OPV valve, providing control over brewing pressure for optimal espresso.
  • Included Accessories: Comes with extra portafilter baskets, expanding brewing versatility.
  • Power Requirement: Operates on 120V and requires a 20-amp plug for power.
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Dec 10, 2021
Mark G.
5 out of 5 stars review

well worth it

We purchased this machine a few months back and I've been holding off to comment until I was sure. This machine pulls an amazing shot and has a nice assortment of cups for size and crema options. It produces a nicer shot than commercial machines that are not maintained and dirty! In short, there is a little learning curve, but after some experience and coupled with good quality espresso it is awesome. Heats up fast and keeps up with a small group of friends.

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Oct 4, 2021
Andrew J.
5 out of 5 stars review

Loving it!

Absolutely outstanding quality and value. I received the black color model three days ago. And absolutely love the quietness, solid quality of all its parts, accurate temperature control, pressure, temperature of water coming out of the water spout and excellent steam pressure. The tank is easy to fill and the hoses inside the tank have screen filters to keep the water supply clean. Standby mode, timer, programming shots, all quick operations easy to learn on the spot. Water tray has good capacity and I love the 'maze' design in the tray to prevent the water from splattering as one carries the tray to the sink to empty it. Startup was a bit tricky when after 3 brewing sessions I ran into a problem related to water coming out from both the coffee headgroup and water dispensing spout simultaneously. Quickly and easily corrected (even contacted Ascaso support and received a very fast response. Very nice to see they stand by their product). Overall, I am very satisfied with the machine. It's straightforward simple, solid, brews beautiful espresso and has great steam pressure. Recommend 100%

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Mar 11, 2023
whalenmich
5 out of 5 stars review

Loving my Ascaso

I took a lot of time and consideration in purchasing my first Espresso machine. Ascaso won for two important reasons. First - the way it looks. Most machines have the appearance they fell off a rocket ship. This was polished... refined. Second - the features. Most PID, dual boiler (thermacoil in this case) machines were priced well into the $2000's. This was priced below. Some technical learning curves aside, the machine has performed better than expected. It's held up to 3 shots a day at a minimum with no issues. I will say (as Im sure its true with most espresso machines) make sure you're looking at a quality grinder. The Vario was not a great partner.

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