QTR-Quadtone RIP

Hello!
I just received my Epson 1400 and am trying to decide which way to go-CIS or refillable 
carts. I already have a CIS on my 1280 (getting old) and am refilling my 4000 carts with MIS 
ink (using more ink to clean than to print). I would like to print BW and color on the 1400. If I 
set it up to print BO (Eboni) and used refillable carts with MIS dye ink for the remaining carts, 
would this be feasible? Some thoughts please.

FYI: superjetusa.com seems to have a very inexpensive CIS with auto reset chips for $49.00! 
It appears to be well made.

Regards, Marvin

Just a quick chime in here, cheap is the exact way you want to go when  
getting a CIS. Those cheap units all come from China and are of very  
low quality. You will be fighting them constantly. Trust me on that.

Ink republic makes a good unit and its made in the US from what I  
heard. There is nothing wrong with China, just the quality of "cheap"  
goods is not worth it.

I have tried about 3 cis's from various vendors. The inkjetfly . com  
is your best bet on the cheaper side. Leo has great support and will  
do everything he can to make you happy.

The ink republic cis is in a league of its own.



Quoting pixelphoto2005 <pixelphoto@...>:

> Hello!
> I just received my Epson 1400 and am trying to decide which way to   
> go-CIS or refillable
> carts. I already have a CIS on my 1280 (getting old) and am   
> refilling my 4000 carts with MIS
> ink (using more ink to clean than to print). I would like to print   
> BW and color on the 1400. If I
> set it up to print BO (Eboni) and used refillable carts with MIS dye  
>  ink for the remaining carts,
> would this be feasible? Some thoughts please.
>
> FYI: superjetusa.com seems to have a very inexpensive CIS with auto   
> reset chips for $49.00!
> It appears to be well made.
>
> Regards, Marvin
>
>