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**MBMorgan** · February 12, 2019, 01:00 PM

I think you've already picked the winner ...

**Attjack** · February 12, 2019, 01:02 PM

Good choice imo.

**Old Glory** · February 12, 2019, 03:22 PM

That Weber is very nice but DCS has more power

DCS Series 9 48-in Propane Grill With Rotisserie : BBQGuys

https://www.bbqguys.com/dcs/series-9-evolution-48-inch-propane-gas-grill-with-rotisserie

DCS grills are engineered for people who want to cook just like a professional chef in their own home. This 48-inch propane gas freestanding grill features four 25,000 BTU U-shaped stainless steel burners that push an impressive total of 100,000 BTUs of cooking power. Each burner features a heat shield that directs heat upwards, maximizing grilling efficiency. DCS grills offer Ceramic Radiant Technology, which is a layer of ceramic rods placed between the burners and cooking grate. The rods provide intense, yet even heat, ensuring the temperature is consistent across the entire grilling surface. This innovative feature allows you to sear meat to perfection anywhere on the cooking grid. This grill boasts an 855 square inch main cooking surface with durable, double-sided cast stainless steel cooking grids. One side has a gentle curve which supports and handles fish and vegetables. The other side of the grates accommodates steaks and other cuts of meat, capturing grease while creating perfect sear lines. Large food items can comfortably fit on the grill, thanks to a hood designed with extra space and a full 90 degrees of movement. DCS Series 9 grills feature a wider range of cooking temperatures with valves that can be turned down to as low as 300 degrees at the grilling surface. The patented Grease Management system effectively channels grease and oil away from the flame while grilling, which greatly reduces flare-ups. The 18,000 BTU infrared rear burner functions perfectly for slow-roasting, and the included rotisserie kit can accommodate up to 50 lbs! The rotisserie is not in use, the spit rod can conveniently be stored under the drip pan handle. The charcoal smoker tray includes its own cooking grate and can easily be placed over one of the burners. Simply remove one of the cast stainless steel cooking grids and ceramic rod trays, then place the charcoal smoker box over the burner. Either grill directly over it, or fill it with wood chunks to add more smoke to everything on your grill. This grill has a multi-level warming area with 2 warming racks and a broiling pan that can be rearranged to suit your needs. This gives you 738 square inches of additional versatile cooking area. The push and turn hot surface ignition operates with the ease of an indoor range, while intuitive lighting from a 40-watt halogen Smart Beam BBQ grill light, as well as the two hood lights, add visibility while you grill. LED lights in the knob bezels glow white when the grill is on, and orange when that specific burner is in use. The temperature gauge allows you to control cooking temperatures. Every DCS grill is handcrafted and constructed entirely of heavy gauge, type 304 stainless steel. The DCS CAD grill cart is constructed of 18 gauge, 304 grade stainless steel and features a pull-out propane tank storage bin, drawer for trash can storage, one small drawer for holding grilling tools, and one large drawer for holding larger items such as wood chips or grill cover. The larger drawer can also be filled with ice to keep drinks or food chilled.

**bten** · February 12, 2019, 03:43 PM

One of the big Napoleon's might be a good choice. They have them with the sear station on the side.

**Troutman** · February 12, 2019, 03:52 PM

I own an S-670 and can vouch for it, it's a great grill. I also like the Napoleons, especially the models with the side sear. If he's only using it intermittently I wouldn't advise him to spend more than $3000, not worth it imho.

**Dan Deter** · February 13, 2019, 12:37 PM

I have an S-670 and love it. Got it used, and will probably have to replace burners soon, but I use it constantly.

**Hulagn1971** · February 13, 2019, 12:53 PM

Thanks for all the replies. Recommended the S-670 and hope I get to cook on it

**fzxdoc** · February 13, 2019, 04:33 PM

600 series Weber. Boom. Period. End of story. (IMHO at least.

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**jfmorris** · February 13, 2019, 04:40 PM

I like all Webers for warranty and parts availability if nothing else. I'll probably never own a Summit gasser, but have been using Genesis gas grills since my dad got a Genesis 3 burner in 1985 at the local Ace hardware.

**DavidNorcross** · February 13, 2019, 05:16 PM

I have owned two 670’s over the years. Hard to beat in the gas world.

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