These are the “Vintage” GS3 that pays homage to the original. I have an opportunity to buy one of these, I find them kind of cool and quirky, a bit different from you’d standard LMGS3.
I’m wondering if anyone know how many of them were made? I can’t seem to find any information on them other than a short description from La Marzocco website.
There’s nothing vintage about this. It’s a standard GS3 that’s made to look like a vintage GS model (two different things). There’s not a lot of working GS machines out there. I know Specht did one for someone that’s in use currently and Espresso Parts did one for Intelligentsia that was at their Venice location. No clue where it’s at now.
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These are the “Vintage” GS3 that pays homage to the original. I have an opportunity to buy one of these, I find them kind of cool and quirky, a bit different from you’d standard LMGS3.
I’m wondering if anyone know how many of them were made? I can’t seem to find any information on them other than a short description from La Marzocco website.
https://international.lamarzocco.com/en/1970-gs-edition-gs3/
There’s nothing vintage about this. It’s a standard GS3 that’s made to look like a vintage GS model (two different things). There’s not a lot of working GS machines out there. I know Specht did one for someone that’s in use currently and Espresso Parts did one for Intelligentsia that was at their Venice location. No clue where it’s at now.