--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, CorrPro96@... wrote: ... > You'd do better to wait as long as you have to and follow Dave's advice. > There are 2400's being sold on eBay that you can reach for. The difference is > huge! An R1800 is in a different and really obsolete category for printing B/W. Richard, he's after a dedicated B&W printer, so has some great options with the 1800. K7 sets and there must be some MIS options as well. He also mentioned split toning. You could pop carts out back and forth from different K7 sets for various splits on the fly. Very cool, I was thinking of an 1800 refurb to play with this very thing myself. With that many slots there are probably some variable tone MIS sets that can do splits as well, just a guess. 2400 would be a good OEM approach, but that's not what he initially indicated he was after, then he'd need PFP or something to split with well. Tyler
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[Digital BW] Re: Dedicated Black and White System Overview
2007-03-06 by Tyler Boley
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