green star vs omega/ champion

[rawsurfer]

for any of you out there who have had both the green star juicer and the omega or champion ones, can you tell a difference? is it really worth twice the cost?

[Solace]

Hey if you use the 'Search' on here you will find TONS of great threads on juicers;) Like this one. http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/showthread.php?t=25470&highlight=green+star+vs+omega%2F+champion

[Revvell]

for any of you out there who have had both the green star juicer and the omega or champion ones, can you tell a difference? is it really worth twice the cost?

Well, as I've stated in numerous posts here previously, I've had the Green Star, the Green Life and two Champions plus the Samson and it depends on your intent in using such.

Revvell

[VitalHarvest]

I have owned only a Champion and a Norwalk. I LOVE my Norwalk (http://norwalkjuicers.com/).










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[VitalHarvest]

By the way, I recently saw a used stainless steel model 270 Norwalk machine available on eBay for 500.00. I'm pretty sure their price even included shipping, which is incredible because these machines come with a 12 year warranty and weigh about 70 pounds (due to the hydraulic press mechanism). VERY cool. :cool:



ETA: Oh my goodness, check THIS (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190107291535&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:us) out!

[Revvell]

The Norwalk is top of the line.

Bidding is up to $600 as of this writing. Add $75 for shipping. I would find out about the warranty from Norwalk before purchasing. I know some companies don't allow the transfer of warranties.

Personally, I prefer my Samson (lightweight and small) or, my former Green Star(whatever they're calling it now).

Revvell