Digital BW, The Print

For a new B&W platform?  A used 5500 can be had for less than $500, originally selling for $3,500 which is why it never sold.



That would be a good, rugged, variable dot printer to do 13" papers and is built to do pigments from the ground up.



Otherwise it's $1,000 for a used 4000.



Claude 

   
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Claude,

> For a new B&W platform? A used 5500 can be had for 
> less than $500, originally selling for $3,500 
> which is why it never sold.

>That would be a good, rugged, variable dot printer to do
> 13" papers and is built to do pigments from the ground up.

> Otherwise it's $1,000 for a used 4000.


Any older printer like that can use the R2 inkset, I believe.  So, it is, in
fact, an option.  It would probably be far more rugged than, for example, a
1280.

On the other hand, I'm not sure how much support is warranted for an out of
production 13" printer that sells used for more than a new 1280.  See
Epson's price and rebate offer  
<http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/consumer/consDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=y
es&oid=28907797>


I'm more likely to support the in-production, cheaper 1280.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com

I just received the message that precedes the printer shutting down.

Has anyone found whether there is a combination of buttons that resets the
counter?  

I suppose the Russian utility can do it, but I prefer buttons over more
software in the computer.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com