Classic Evo Pro

Color the 49 and 51 are mostly the color codes. EDIT: Posting my commnent from below for clarification. Don't trust the Amazon description.Gaggia in their infinitely Italian wisdom uses Model: RI9380/46 for both the E24 and Evo pro models Brushed Stainless Steel model. My original comment the number

There is a related question that I don't understand. The most common beginner setup is a Gaggia Classic Pro, and most beginner guides on internet call for a 18g dose. People getting into espresso literally all get the same advice: a) buy a GCP, b) dose 18g. But the stock unpressurized double-shot ba

Seems like a decent deal but like another poster mentioned, the gaggia classic Evo pro had boiler coating that flaked off. Google boilergate and try to find the affected models so you can make sure this isn't one of them

I love it! It really feels like there are an abundance of features on it. Steaming is good and powerful, nothing like a commercial machine of course, but about 20 seconds for about 8 oz of milk. Pulls good shots, I enjoy the pre infusion and the option to set the temps of my boilers. The "schedule s

Looks like a beautiful machine, however it's well outside my price range... $2300 here in Canada. I was thinking more along the lines of the Gaggia Classic Pro E24 or the Lelit Anna 2 PID.

Until recently all Gaggia Classics had uncoated aluminum boilers. Two years ago, Gaggia Released the Classic Pro Evo. In this model, they started coating the inside of the boiler, supposedly to make it more resistant to limescale. Unfortunately, the coating flakes off, making the Evo a bad choice of

That is why I came to an idea to see what's possible. I'm not a frothing guy but let's say I wanted to make an ultimate Gaggia classic. 250 cad is crazy money for just a wand. Makes no sense. Good luck with your build and let us know how it goes 🤙

Pro Evo from 2023? That's your problem. Look up "Boilergate". The boilers from this particular year and model are coated in a non-stick coating that was intended to reduce scale build up. Instead, it ended up flaking off and flowing through the water paths of the machine. The good news is that boile

I've seen this exact thingie mentioned in the gaggiuino's alternate component list, here is the link: https://www.printables.com/model/647745-gaggia-classic-pro-evo-neon-lamp-clip. Sadly it's just a 3D print, maybe those others links are better, but damn 8e for that ?

Terrible deal, I sold my Gaggia Classic pro with gaggimate for $600 on marketplace