Digital BW, The Print

If I were you I'd hold out for MIS as the other alternatives may be quicker but are also much more expensive. You should also try some flushing fluid in some empty cartridges as in my experience that can revive even very badly clogged printers. My 2100 hadn't been used for nearly 5 years and was totally clogged but MIS flushing fluid cleared it out over about a fortnight - you do have to be patient though. Whereabouts are you? If you are in the EC I have some old G-Quad inks you could try in your 2000, I think the relevant profiles are still part of the QTR download for older printers. They will need to be thoroughly agitated to disperse the pigment again though as I've had them for a while. I think the basic ink was from the same source used by MIS but they were not designed by Paul. I successfully used them for a while but preferred a multiple carbon inkset similar to EB6 as I favour warmer prints on matte paper. 

Good luck whatever you do. 

David Whistance

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> On 29 Aug 2017, at 10:39, a_pettit_jr@... [DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint] <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> 
> Hello Paul,
> 
> 
> No Response from MIS   
> 
> And, I am having zero luck in re-activating my old Epson 2000P.
> I can even inject water./alcohol/ammonia into the in cart tips within the carrier and
> get solution to flow out the head... but absolutely no print pattern .. the K had 1 partially
> functioning, but even that stopped.
> 
> SO, anyone know of the existence of a 4 or 6 ink printer ?
> I know it is possible to do interesting shading, but it is sufficiently complex to get One quad inkset 
> working with one paper .. the tonal options add substantial cost and complexity - that is why
> I was hoping the 2000P could be recovered.
> 
> AND, with MIS, I have given up .. will purchase an alternate vendor's inks if I ever get a functioning printer !
> 
> (    13" carriage  )
> 
> Alex
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>