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Taste differences with OPV adjustment?
So my pressure gauge was fixed without drama today at Bezzera. I have to say, the more I deal with this company, the more I like them. Easy to deal with and good gear.
It was a simple issue, for whatever reason, the gauge was hooked up to the steam instead of the boiler.
Fixed, it now registers a very solid.....
12 bar. :D
Having read Derrilex's thread I knew I had little chance of convincing them of the necessity of a change. That's ok tho, they've got their viewpoint and I respect a business that sticks to its guns.
And I'm hardly an authority!
So - I've read AM's 101 thread and we've discussed at length. I understand the purpose of an OPV and how it works.
I've read Shape Shifter's account (Wow, berries! ;D ) and know that some people are getting something better in the cup than they were.
But as we've previously discovered, my wife is super tasty, but I'm not - my palate can't yet discern all the flavours present in a brew.
So what would an adjustment of the OPV mean to me? What would I taste? How would this affect day to day operation? Would my machine now choke more easily, for example?
Curious minds wish to know!
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