Silvia M V6

Yo compré la Silvia V6 nueva en agosto por 26,000 pesos, así que si te venden una en 16, es un muy buen precio. De hecho, pasé de una Gaggia Classic Pro a la Rancilio, y, aunque la Gaggia es muy buena, de inmediato se siente la diferencia de calidad entre una y otra. La Silvia pesa más del doble que

Thanks again, if you don't mind 1 more question. I've spotted a Rancilio Silvia V6 + Baratza Encore grinder, both used but for a great price. Do you think this combination would be a good step up from my Isomac + KG89. It's a much more affordable route.

Anna pid is a solid option, but it has a peculiarity of having a non standard 57 mm portafilter. This makes it very difficult to find accessories and tools for it, especially in India, and if you do actually find some, they're priced exorbitantly. This leaves you with Gaggia evo pro and rancilio sil

Found this… The Rancilio Silvia V6 does not have an E61 group head. It uses a conventional brass group head designed for durability and thermal stability, but it lacks the thermosiphon circulation and pre-infusion features characteristic of the E61 group head. While the Silvia’s group head is robust

Hello, went down the same rabbit hole! 😂 Looked at Hibrews (H7B) but once I saw one IRL, (they're shit) knew I had to get Italian. Was set on a Rancilio Silvia V6 + Gaggimate mod, but stock’s a mess here in India. Thought about the Profitec Go, but the boiler’s tiny. Now saving for a Lelit Bianca —

That combo sounds iffy. Best to order a kit made to fit Gaggia. https://www.espressolane.uk/product/gaggia-pre-2015-silvia-v6-classic-2018-19-classic-pro-to-rancilio-silvia-v6-steam-wand-1-hole-in-s-steel-oem-v6-conversion-kit/

A really good alternative if your not bothered about the Gaggia name, to look at is the Rancilio Silvia V6 machine. Still made in Italy to the same overall internal design as the GC. Slightly better to work on when upgrading and it's built on a frame, so the panels can be removed to expose the inter