Nuova Simonelli espresso machines
Nuova Simonelli traces its roots to 1936, when Orlando Simonelli built his first machine in a small town in Italy's Marche region. Production has stayed in that corner of Italy ever since, and the company also owns the Victoria Arduino brand. Its compact machines bring that commercial experience to smaller spaces.
Oscar II, the compact workhorse
The Oscar II has a heat exchanger boiler, so you can pull shots and steam milk at the same time. It uses a commercial size 58mm group head and portafilter, a long articulated steam wand, and a cup warmer on top. Programmable volumetric dosing lets you set single and double shots at the touch of a button, which keeps results consistent on busy mornings.
Musica, built to look as good as it performs
The Musica follows the same commercial thinking in a sleeker body. It also uses a 58mm group head and a heat exchanger, with volumetric dosing and the option of a direct connect or pour over water supply. Some versions have LED lit edges for a bit of style on the bench.
Plumbed or pour over
Think about your water supply before you buy. A direct connect machine plumbs into the mains for a steady supply, while a pour over version runs from a refillable tank. A tank is simple to set up anywhere, but needs regular refills and a plumbed machine needs a tap or water line nearby.
Come and see them
A 58mm commercial machine is a big step up in capability and size. Talk to the Jetblack team or visit a showroom to compare these machines side by side and find the right fit for your home or business.
