Digital BW, The Print

As other have confirmed, the C, M and Y of EZ inks are the same ink.  
Remember that you can use this to your advantage in tuning the tone of 
your output from neutral to warm by judicious placement of cartridges.  
For example, neutral in K, C and M with warm in the Y position gives 
results just slightly warmer than the straight neutral setup, warm in M 
is slightly warmer yet, and warm in M and Y warmer still.  I believe 
Paul Roark posted a chart someplace with the mix-&-match progression 
from pure neutral to pure warm.
Cheers,
Kip

bvaughn4 wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I seem to remember reading here some time ago that the basic setup EZ-N inks for the 
>C86 are the same ink for the C,M, and Y inks. Can anyone confirm if that is correct?  I was 
>using this logic and filling the C, M, and Y carts with Y. Then for some reason I thought 
>maybe I was mistaken and went back to using the appropriate color in each cart. 
>
>Haven't noticed any difference in the tone of the prints, so hope my assumption was 
>correct.
>  
>