Originally Posted by nd_eric_77
is not a mansion like the Versailles of the Rio Grande area.
OK, I usually get mad, but this one made me chuckle
Unfortunately brass burners and searing units are expensive, but that doesn't mean you can't get a decent grill for less money
My old charbroil worked pretty well
Just look for the following
- Heavy grill grates (keep and distribute the heat better)
- No windows, it just gets dirty and makes a mess
- At least 2 zones, some items cook faster than others
- Side burner, only used mine a few times
- Rotisserie, first time I own one, haven't used it, yet

- Gas or Charcoal (convenience vs taste)
For those that don't understand the searing concept, here is a nice explanation of how infrared works
http://www.charbroil.com/TEC/index2.html