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@ seriously beautiful machines though! Keep it up!

Hello! The needle valve is a precise flow-restriction device that allows us to consistently control the flow rate of water delivered to the puck during "Pre-Brew" Through the group actuator you are toggling between a restricted flow rate via the needle valve and an unrestricted flow rate which bypasses the needle valve. The pump is on throughout the brewing process (set to 9-bar at the factory.)

Hi! We responded to your other comment with some more info! :)

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Hi! Our sales team can share more information, you can reach them via our contact form! slayerespresso.com/contact

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Thanks, team!! Excited to have Steam Single headed to 🇨🇦 soon!

Thanks Jacob!! 👻🤘

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Hey! The pump is definitely not broken :) The newer version of the SLAYER Espresso Single Group is equipped with a quieter rotary pump.

Hi there! Our sales team will be happy to assist, you can reach them via our contact form - bit.ly/3vLQw02

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Thank you for producing such incredible coffees; you are legends!

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Hey! "BRW" is short for Brew! 1.5 refers to a brew recipe in which the final yield of beverage is 1.5 x the weight of the dose (or 1:1.5). Dan talks about this at 5:05.

Hey! The steam wands on the SLAYER Steam LP are not insulated. We find that side-by-side comparison of milk steamed on a "hot" touch wand is consistently of noticeably better quality than milk steamed on a "cool" to the touch insulated wand.

@slappadabass1977 Hey there! We're not currently offering this as an option. Though the needle valve is definitely designed to be adjustable, our method of brewing is designed around being able to consistently toggle between 2 distinct flow rates.

Hi there. I think you may be referring to my recommendations on pre-brew flow rate (of water) rather than yield. I recommend a higher pre-brew flow rate for darker roasts as this tends to shorten the pre-brew time, as the higher flow rate of water saturates the puck quicker. The opposites also apply for lighter roasts i.e. a lower flow rate for longer pre-brew times. I hope this clarifies!

That is the beautiful Black Limba!

Everyone has hobbies. And depending on income they can have expensive toy's. Like me my pc rig comes in at 5k to play games. Not everyone who's into espressos making can afford a Slayer and I'm sure my next and last espresso machine will be expensive to some,cheap to other's.

@@jiinx72 thats true, very well said but i was just wondering do you get marked difference in the taste of coffee or is it mostly prestige?

@annaheya2109 Tbh that's subjective. Yes a shot from a Slayer with everything on point with grind dialled in,extraction dose etc can produce something that you'd never though possible. But these types of machine's are out of reach for the majority. There's many people still using say a Slivia V6 or lower who can produce amazing espresso,as I said its all subjective. Also there's the whole grinder debate but that's another rabbit hole 😆. But the thing with Slayer or Slayer type machine's is you can adjust flow rate pre infusion etc. These things can change, enhance the flavour profile of the coffee. So in other words you can play,fiddle adjust aspects that affect the end product.

@@jiinx72 so in other words you need to be skilled pro or even top notch to be able to make use of the full capability of the machine otherwise doesnt make sense spending that much money if say i dont know how to even adjust flow rate

@annaheya2109 That is a true statement, but usually with this hobby people start with basic or level entry machine's and over the course of a few year's they'll slowly upgrade equipment as they're experience grows. Some stick with equipment at a certain level, other's who want to explore the different flavour profiles or more exotic coffee beans will pay for machine's like the slayer or go the lever machine route. But on the flip side there's mod maker's who are making control mods controlled by a small tablet or mobile that allows Slayer type shots on much less expensive machine's. Or buy a Decent Pro which uses technology to mimic or copy a wide range of machine's like the Slayer or Lever style machine's. How accurate or if they produce the same in the cup experience is subjective.

Hey! While there is not a pump retrofit option for Single Groups manufactured before 2020, the magnetic gear pumps are still able to pull the same beautiful Slayer Shots. If you ever want to talk more to our Tech Team about it, you can reach them at [email protected]

@@SlayerEspressoMachines i have trouble to reach 9 bars when Full Brewing.

@@TheArgetho if you're having issues with your magnetic gear pump, please reach out to [email protected] and we'll work with you towards a solution!

@@SlayerEspressoMachines Support from PT Keisi just left from my home. The Pump is not respond. So i need to replace the Pump. I'm in Jakarta btw

Hello! 15-20 minutes!

The single group machine comes in a 120V or 240V option. 120V version gives you 1,600W of power and 240V option gives you 2,400W of power. Slayer doesn’t get into specific times to heat up on their web page but it stands to reason that the higher voltage version will heat up faster (2,000W vs 1,300W steam tank). You will also be able to pull shots in quicker succession with the high voltage model.

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Hey! Thanks so much for the positive feedback!