Mike, I'd appreciate it if you would take a gander at this page http://www.espressotec.com/hegaggia.aspand let me know if the machine at $239 is what you are talking about. Despite the current strength of our dollar, things are still more expensive in Canada. I had been thinking about the Solis Crema SL 70, at a tad under $400 here. I have the Maestro grinder. vicki miKe mcKoffee wrote: <Snip> |
Thanks Mike. We go into the states once a year and I often buy bigger ticketed items there. I have a feeling one of them will be on my wish list for my next trip down south. The Gaggias you recommended are over 300 here--not enough left to upgrade my grinder :). The $275 CAD refurbished ones are out of stock, but I may be able to locate one elsewhere. vicki miKe mcKoffee wrote: <Snip> |
Thanks Steve--they don't ship to Canada. I know I'll find one, now that I know what I am looking for. v Steven Sobel wrote: <Snip> |
I bought my roaster from our hosts last time I was in the states. That is most likely how I would buy the espresso machine, as well. By the time you add in shipping to Canada, the import duty, and the taxes added in at customs things can get very expensive, very fast. I'm going to NYC to see my son in October. I'll be there long enough to bring one back duty and tax free. vicki Brian Kamnetz wrote: <Snip> |