Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Clayton Jones" <cj@...> wrote:

> The big advantage of the 220 is it's so inexpensive.  It's the least
> expensive way to get started and try all the different approaches you
> might want to try.  You could even get two of them (color ink in one,
> grayscale in another) for less than a 2200 and reduce cart swapping as
> you try various things.  You can put any kind of ink you want in them
> and can try all the different techniques.

Clayton,

Thank you so much for all of your thorough replies.  You've really helped clarify things for me 
and I appreciate it very much.

I know this is slightly OT, and since you print in B&W you may not know the answer, but if 
you were to get a 220 and leave the color ink in would you get the MIS color inks or just stick 
with the Epson inks?  If I just stuck with one printer (to save space), is there any problem with 
swapping cartridges other than the obvious hassle?

Thanks,
Chris