I'd give a qualified yes to your question. It worked very nicely with inksets called VM and VMS designed by Paul Roark, a member of this group. These consisted of 3 grays and a toner. One used the grays alone or in conjunction with the toner. Larger prints are quite beautiful. Smaller ones, less than approximately 8x10, will be a bit gritty looking due to it's large dot size IMHO. I still use one regularly with updated versions of these inksets as well as quad gray sets. It has proved to be an extremely robust and easily maintained printer in my experience. Regards Duane --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "John Wilton" <raga@...> wrote: > > Related question to my 3 vs 4 grey part question: I have a 3000 with 3 > working heads. I'd like to give it to a colleague as a BW printer. > Would it be likely to be worth the effort to load 3 tones (K, MG, LG?) > and calibrate/profile with QTR? >
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Re: 3000 with a dead head
2007-07-05 by dlruckus
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