Digital BW, The Print

Chris, MIS told me on the phone that you can intermix the eboni ink and 
the VM inkset with no problems.
That is why I just ordered a bottle of eboni, to use with my VM inkset. 
That is the exact opposite of what they
told you. VERY strange! They said all the ultratone inks are compatible 
with their
older inksets, but that they are still experimental, and no refunds or 
returns can be given if you order their
4.3 inks now. They said further testing must be done before they put 
their regular guarantee on the new inkset.


Has anybody actually done this?

If the Eboni ink can be used with the older VM inkset I would think it 
HAS to be compatible with that ink!

Jerry



Chris Hargens wrote:
> I just ordered a bottle of Eboni black from MIS to replace my current 
> VM black. Their representative confirmed over the phone that it would 
> be necessary to change the black cart in my CFS, that the ink cannot 
> just be poured in in the bottle. The black cart with attached tube is 
> not listed on their Website (only the cart set), but it can be 
> purchased separately. The one for the 1160 costs $15 (CFC-108). 
> Also, I'd be interested in hearing results the beta users are having 
> with the "Ultra-Tone" bw inkset - 
> http://www.inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/ultratone.html In 
> particular, how well does the PK black with inkset print on various 
> glossy papers. If something like a fiber-based/looking archival 
> inkjet paper (Oriental?) comes out soon and this inkset prints 
> without bronzing on it, that would satisfy my most of my desires.
> 
> Chris Hargens
> 
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