Digital BW, The Print

I'm Just going by media streets reputation, Sam. I've always got first
rate service and technical support from them. Norm Levy is a very nice
person to deal with, and he always gets back to me within hours whenever
I ask him a question.

I have had tubes caught many times under the cartridges. That damn
velcro just doesn't do it, and the tape comes loose sometimes and I
don't notice it.  I'm not sure what brand name media street uses for
their cis, but It may be their own. 

Jerry

"Sam A. McCandless" wrote:
> 
> Looking for something else at NoMoreCarts.com, I saw a note about the
> other-than-NMC cis developments at Media Street. It would give me
> pause about buying from Media Street if I had a NMC CIS option. Which
> I guess we still do, shipping free, at InkJetArt.com. Maybe I'd feel
> differently if the tubes in either of my NMC CIS units had ever
> caught on my carts.
> 
> Sam McCandless              samcc@...
> 
> >Hi Group,
> >
> >I have some good news from media street for anyone thinking of getting
> >one of their CIS systems.  They have redesigned it, with the following
> >problems addressed:
> >
> >No more tubes getting caught under the cartridges
> >Enclosed box for the ink bottles.
> >The set comes pre filled, so you don't have to use any vacuum device...
> >Just screw it on and print.
> >and they offer the chip that never has to be reset. Turning off the
> >printer once in a while automatically resets it.
> >
> >Norm has offered a $50 discount to anyone on the group, at $199.95 for
> >the complete system filled with generations inks for the 1280. I don't
> >know what the 1160 price is.
> >
> >Jerry
> 
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