Transitioning to a Decent

[@KeithStrang]

Great video and great company John! Glad I bought in! It's rare in this world to find the hardcore passion projects where you are getting the absolute best.

[@ChinskiChat]

Best by far of several hundred espresso coffee videos I’ve watched. Admittedly, i probably needed to have watched some of them to appreciate this one. Well done that man.

[@goldfish8196]

Love the way he explains this science. Thank you

[@ichthyz]

Starts @7:16

[@giovannibolton]

Great video, you're a visionary in this industry.

[@Sneedles]

Time stamps would be super helpful on this video

[@TheElektrikChair]

Ok... I want one

[@Rick9482]

Isn't it shocking that all those E61 manufacturers haven't changed anything in all these years. Virtually the same faulty espresso model year after year. Rediculous! Oops, looks like I'm in error as I just checked out the WLL site and looking at a Bezzera out of curiosity about their flow control valve which is on a few machines. Gets them much more into the ballpark of good espresso. Interesting company with so much internal manufacturing. Looks like they're on top of current trends in the E61 world. I expect this a direct response to what Decent Espresso has accomplished.

[@OneIdeaTooMany]

No you're right... For the most part everything is an E61 style semi automatic or lever style machine. It's only in the last few years we've seen manufacturers attempt to do what the Decent has done but what they don't realise is that the Decent is more than just a machine. It's a community, it's a support network, it's repairability.. Something that the other manufacturers haven't really caught on to and probably never will.

[@TheElektrikChair]

I'll get one . But Just don't sell out to a corporation please.