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RE: [Digital BW] To all: 7000/7500??

2005-05-25 by Paul Roark

The 7500 may have a higher dmax.  It would also have the firmware that does
more cleaning cycles, thus possibly resulting in fewer clogs.  My 7500 is a
very nice B&W pigment printer.  If you're going to use pigments, it may make
sense to buy a printer that was designed for them.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com 


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> Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 9:31 AM
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> Subject: [Digital BW] To all: 7000/7500??
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> Hi all.
> 
>  I'm thinking of upscaling to one of the above. Would like input from
> those with experience with both in using pigment inks on the 7000.
> I'm aware that they seem to be the same base machine with "perhaps"
> some slight upgrade differences but have not seen these expressly
> deliniated anywhere.
> 
> Is there a very strong reason not to consider either one as feasible?
> If not, what would be needed in setting up the 7000 to assure success?
> 
> I have searched here and in the wide format group for info but would
> like current knowledgeable opinions if possible. (without "get a New
> printer" bias as I'm stretching here :-)) )
> 
> Thanks.
> Duane.
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