Brewers that operate at 195-205 F

[Tex]

Neither of you get a gold star for playing well with others!! 

It's sort of ironic sometimes when you take a step back and survey the landscape....it's just funny is all.

I don't know about that, but it seems the only folks I get along with are those who can laugh :laughing4: at their own follies!

[slurp]

Please see my Newco OCS-8 thread.

[milowebailey]

I just read about the Krups power Brew  only avaliable at William and Sonoma  $119.00

1400 watts brews 5% hotter (195 - 205 degrees) and 21% faster....

Does anyone here have one of these.

[Tex]

Sorta looks like Krups KM4065.

[milowebailey]

Sorta looks like Krups KM4065.

Looks similar, but different heating element at the least

[John F]

Does anyone here have one of these.

If I was in the marked for auto-drip I think I'd go for this one.

It looks like pretty good stats for $119.

[J.Jirehs Roaster]

I'm liking that hot water kettle

and wishing the krups had a insulated pot....

[BoldJava]

I'm liking that hot water kettle

Saw the $ tag.  May I be there when you float this by  MsWBW?

B|Java

[J.Jirehs Roaster]

I'm liking that hot water kettle

Saw the $ tag.  May I be there when you float this by  MsWBW?

B|Java

LMAO...  I just dreaming.... I am figuring how to keep hot water on propane stove at farmer market, and make around 25 pounds of pottery per day... that's enough stress for her

[Dauth]

Been following for a while - just never posted.  I was all set to buy a Newco this year and well, we all know what happened there.  Anyway, I have been looking around at the alternatives and came across the DeLonghi DCM900. 

http://www.shopdelonghi.com/detail/DGI+DCM900

Has anyone tried this unit?  From the outside it sure does invoke the Technivorm.  Their site claims a 1500 watt stainless steel boiler which sounds nice.  A few sites I have seen even claim a water temp of over 195 degrees.

I would have preferred a thermal carafe but with a separate warming plate control it may not be too terrible for a few minutes. 
Thoughts?

Looks like you can get it at Buy.com for $126 if anyone wants to take the leap:  http://www.buy.com/prod/delonghi-10-cup-two-heating-elements-coffeemaker-dcm900/q/loc/66357/203159937.html

[peter]

I like how Delonghi's site has them for $149, and the Buy.com says they retail for $350.

[Dauth]

I like how Delonghi's site has them for $149, and the Buy.com says they retail for $350.

Yeah, Amazon has the list price at $350 as well.  Go figure.

If you want to see something real "off" though check here:  http://www.factorydirect2you.com/decomabwiseb.html?zmam=3697690&zmas=1&zmac=2&zmap=DCM900

[kelppaddy]

You can buy a factory serviced Capresso MT 500 from their site for $99 or the MT 500 Plus for $105.  Stainless steel heating system, thermal carafe.  I had a factory serviced "Coffee Tec" from them(same as the MT 500, but with the frothing system) that took 3 years of hard use from me.  It put the coffee out at a consistent 195* and still would be going today if I hadn't dissected it while doing an internal cleaning.   

kp

[Sigr]

just throwing this into the Frey: The Melitta Fast Brew


 
We currently have a 12-cup coffeemaker called the Fast Brew.

Please click onto the link below to view this item online:
https://shop.melitta.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=66+336&Cat=
This coffeemaker has the following features:

Automatic shut-off of 2 hours, brews 12 cups in 4 minutes at a higher temperature, 205. It also has a digital time and clock to enable you to program the coffeemaker to brew at a specific time.

 I hope this answers your question. If we could be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely,
S.Zapata
customer service

[mp]

Sigr ... that is a great find ... especially at that price point ... and it brews at 205 degrees in 4 minutes ... I wonder if they have a thermal carafe version of this?