--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "john dean" <deanwork2003@y...> wrote: > > True, but the nozzles are not quite as fine as the newer machines, Right, that kinda has me leaning toward leaving out the K2 for that printer... Besides, even the K3 is probably darker than the dark gray in the quad sets, so the K3 to K transition should be easy enough. Sometimes I think the quad sets are all too dark anyway, the dark gray is generally jammed right up against K. Conversely, If Roy sees no dots with his K6 without the lightest, there's a reliable answer. The above is all theory. The only K6 prints I've seen were custom mixed/diluted. Also, the printers I know with 7000/9000s using the non-K7 piezotone sets have no ink problems. For a 7000 I wouldn't make ink delivery or performance too much of a deciding factor. Newer model? Then I'd factor it in to my decision, but not too highly. Tyler
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Re: K7 in 6 channel printers
2005-11-04 by Tyler Boley
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