Digital BW, The Print

Say a prayer to the epson gods austin. Not all of us have had your luck.
 Did they upgrade the printer since it was released? Thick paper go
through it without banding, and without one side of the image being
shorter than the other? Of course you are using the original piezo inks,
that were way too brown for me. That I know has changed now.

All I was doing is to tell the buyer he MAY get a bad printer, and to
prepare for it.


Jerry







Austin Franklin wrote:
> 
> Hi Tyler,
> 
> > It seems I'm always chasing Jerry around on the internet undoing the
> > damage he does to the 3000's good name. I like to promote this
> > printer, but only for traditional quad work and only within it's
> > limitations. A lot has been learned about what can and can't be done
> > with it since Jerry's short experience with it years ago.
> > I have two, both work fine. Steve Meyers has one that works fine. It
> > seems others come out of the woodwork when asked that are happy with
> > theirs as well.
> 
> Me me me...  I'm not really in the woodwork, just wayyyy toooo busy to
> participate as I'd like to, but I am very very very happy with my two 3000s.
> They misfeed every now and then (take multiple sheets instead of one, but
> that's the paper, not the printer), they clog, but when working correctly
> (as in after a few head cleanings), the output is simply amazing.  I use the
> Cone Piezo Classic ;-), and really am very very very happy.  I also use one
> for color work, printing out schematics, AutoCAD files etc., and it works
> great.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Austin
> 
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