Digital BW, The Print

> Hello Andrea--
> 
> I'm new to this group as well, but very familiar with your 
> experience with the 2200 printing black and white.  I had as 
> wretched and awful a time as you did.  I think that you are right 
to 
> stop trying to get an acceptable black and white print from your 
> current setup--it really is totally impossible, and a waste of 
time 
> and money.   I got  completely fed up, so now I use the Sundance 
> septone inks for the 2200, delivered by a CFS.  It is initially 
> expensive to set up, but after that, the ink costs drop about 80% 
> compared to using cartridges, and the prints are extremely 
> satisfying, tonally rich, and free of metamerism.  If you have any 
> questions, let me know and I'll try to help

thanks for the answer, but at this moment I don't want to spend more 
money with this printer, and waiting for a long time to get septone 
inks from another county (I'm from Italy).
I saw the HP has some cheap printers, like the 7260, that could use 
the no.59 ink that resolve b/w problems...I'm very attracted!
anyway could you link me where you buy the septone inks?

thanks again!

andrea