La Marzocco separates commercial espresso equipment from its home range. Start with the service setting, then choose group count and controls. The catalog below is a sourced selection; a brand-wide model list does not establish the exact local electrical configuration, current stock or every historical product.
Linea Classic S and Linea PB are separate commercial families. The reviewed Classic S record uses a Spanish two-group table; the PB record uses a US two-group installation reference. KB90 has a straight-in portafilter workflow. The official commercial catalog also lists GB5 S/X, Strada S/X, Leva S/X and Linea PB X; their suffixes are distinct entries, not evidence that every feature is shared.
The official US catalog places Linea Micra, Linea Mini, GS3 and the one-group Leva X1 in its home section. For a home buyer, compare space, preparation controls and water routine using the matching model page. A home model is not a one-group electrical variant of Classic S or PB, and this guide does not transfer commercial service-capacity claims to it.
La Marzocco’s commercial catalog lists Jay, Swan and Swift, while Pico appears in the home range. Choose the grinding and dosing workflow alongside the espresso machine. These are separate devices, not features included in every machine; no taste, retention or output ranking is inferred here.
For a Classic S quote, record 2GR and the intended AV or EE control. The Spanish table lists multiple electrical options, so power, phase, water treatment and drainage need the ordered configuration’s installation plan. A PB installation drawing remains a PB document. Check country-specific service support separately from the official brand identity.
3 model references · 3 with documented specifications
