Hi. I'm Pedro from Coffee Parts
and today we're looking at the new Mythos
So the Mythos comes in four variance.
Basically two different blade sides, 75mm
and 85mm and a timer and a gravimetric.
In this case here we've got the 75mm gravimetric Mythos.
And what that means is 75mm blades and the grinder grinds to a weight parameter.
Now, weights been one of the areas of coffee
that grinders have been really wanting to get to,
and it's been actually a complicated process
but Victoria Arduino have had the development team
really come up and use computer programmers
to kind of really work in not only on the scale but on the self-learning
aspect to kind of pick up the offshoots and really narrow it down.
So with this grinder we'll start first looking at how it changed from a Mythos One.
One of the kind of smaller changes that the makes difference is that moved
the fans, both bigger fans and both in the rear, previously had one in the side
and one in the rear, which made it harder to bank up machines side by side.
So moving the two fans to rear really does make it easier to bank up machines
and have them all work really neatly in a close proximity.
They've also looked at the hopper design and changed the angle of the hopper
to be able to feed the beans in basically at a sharper angle
and in the past you sometimes have to in a busy cafe,
put your hand in there and move the beans forward.
That's now been fixed.
Another thing they've looked at is being able to clean out the burrs
a lot easier by just having two big screws that you can remove
and basically pull it out, clean it and put it back together.
Previously had four smaller screws and have done a very similar concept.
When it comes to the clump crusher.
One of the things that hasn't changed and I think
was one of the really cool things from the Mythos One.
Was dialing in the Mythos one being able to move the little collar
behind to set it to zero just at the beginning of the day
and then move your grind from that set point also makes it easier
when you have multiple baristas to be able to say move X amount
as always, based on the zero parameter that you're moving in.
But really what we're looking at this grinder is the changes that happen
in the user interface and the temperature controller here.
On the previous mythos, you only had one temperature set which was 40 degrees.
On this mythos, you can really control the temperature just by going to the menu
here and adjusting.
So it adjusts between 20 and 50 degrees 20
is probably most likely your ambient temperature in the room,
but you can set it up higher or lower depending on where you're located.
Going back out of there, you've got three settings for weight,
you can have three different weights put in
and you can just click through them simply by pressing on them.
When you are in one weight setting, if you do click on that weight,
then you can change the weight quite rapidly and then go either up or down
and hold it down to set.
So in this case, 22 grams.
And when we're talking about speed, if you lock in the portafilter,
you'll see just how quickly it picks up the portafilter and grinds.
You'll see the
progress of that grinding and it will change colors once it's ready.
Now in this case it ground 22 grams
exact for this I did overshoot and I went to 22 grams on the next one.
It will learn and always be recalibrating itself based on the previous grind
which in a busy environment really helps to kind of get that perfect gram.
It's whatever you've calibrated it to
if you didn't want to run the machine as a gravimetric and preferred to go by.
So back to a time based model you could just go into the menu
here and turn the time and so on.
And then you stop the gravimetric
and you're just grinding based on time, whatever that time parameter may be.
But I think that defeats the purpose.
So we're going to leave it on Gravimetric.
Another cool little feature as more from a tech perspective
is they've worked really hard to make this machine
super quick to either service or fix if you ever needed to.
So there's four Allen Key around the side panel on each side,
you could just unscrew that and the whole panel come off.
So just say down the track, the capacitor needed to change.
It's a very quick change.
It's something that if a grind starts, a cafe stops.
Obviously some cafes
will have more than one grinder, but being able to just change something out
almost on the fly is a really awesome thing.
And there's
a few grinders to move down this path, but it's something that I really like
seeing on the grind is coming out just the serviceability aspect.
One other thing is the portafilter support.
Now with this support, you can use any portafilter, some grinders.
You need to have a support
for a normal portafilter and a support to site for La Marzocco portafilter.
With this one any portafilter works.
All you have to do is adjust that height to suit your portafilter.
But you really just once
you have the grinder, it's all that you need in terms of cleaning.
We mentioned the two screws here.
If you close off the chute and grind out the coffee
because this undo these two screws
and pull it out and you can just claim the blades super easy.
So it can be something that you do at the end of a day without any hesitation.
Currently only comes in one hooper size, but they will be making
a taller hopper for super busy environments.
And when it comes to perspective, these machines in black,
they also do come out in a white.
So depending on your fit out black or white, are the options available
And something I've mentioned in many videos, I love when
machines can be done in a seamless way.
So the power cable comes from the bottom.
You could drill out the base of your bench and this have multiple machines
banked up super neat rather than cable sticking out or things like that.
And with the power switch being on the front, you can bank them up.
There is many cafes that will have them banked up
either to have different blends origins or just for workflow
I hope you've like this quick review of the new Mythos.
We have actually done an in-depth review of the whole mythos range
with Andre Eirmann, one of the developers and designers behind the Mythos range.
So for a link to that video, click here.
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