Digital BW, The Print

> 
> Maybe needless to say, I want to use QTR or similar
> because I want one printer for color and B&W.
> 

Don't forget the Epson ABW if you do go to the 2400 or newer (2880.)

Folks get great results using ABW. the only real complaint is from 
purists, who worry that the color pigments have less longevity than 
the black.  ABW mixes in color onthe fly, a bit more than some other 
solutions sometimes.

That is not something that I really worry about.  I am happy with the 
longevity of the color pigments. I am also using papers with OBA's 
too though, so don't go by my own preferences.  I don't frame much, 
almost nothing.  ;>)

More later - morning quick read.

Best,
Michael