> I have a mini-jet and it's not the greatest pump but it does work as
> intended. Musca.com has it on sale a few time a year too. The
> advantage it will give you is more surface area for filtering, it has 3
> plates that are exposed to the wine.
>
> I would fine first, filtering is not a substitute for that. Adding
> more head pressure to a filter will eventually end up reaching a point
> of diminishing returns; once it's plugged, it's plugged.

Joe,
What did you pay for it at Musca?

I don't want to substitue it for fining but I was
thinking the minijet might buy me that last
month that some of my wines are taking to
fall clear.

The other possibility is a bit more head on
the drip filter which I'm considering doing
anyway because it's taking about 45+ min
with a clear wine.

Don