Digital BW, The Print

Its a sensible thing to do if you have the room and the need for the high 
volume printer.  Its been suggested before--well, actually to buy a 4800 
with rebates, etc.---but it won't work for me.

I wanted to say congratulations, Tyler, for your inclusion in the special 
edition of  Black and White mag.  Beautiful image.

Best, Diane

<<<<I'll say this at the risk of being acused of promoting a product, only
because no one else seems to suggest it.
If you are truly interested in a dedicated mono printer and the K6/7s,
you can get a used 7000, 7600, or 4000 for very reasonable prices, QTR
for 50$, the inkset and be up and going with extraordinary high
quality and good print size for far less money and no hassle...
This of course, after deciding you want that kind of setup.
I had the chance to get a used 7600 for $500 and passed it up, stupid...
Tyler.

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Joost Horsten"
<j.h.j.h@...> wrote:
>
> Diane,
>
> I recognize your struggle. This is what I will do: I have my 2100 now
> running with UT3D & QTR. I'll by a 3800 at a certain point and run it
> with the OEM inks to begin with and will try the Y-replacement by
> Paul as well. In a direct comparison between the 2100 and 3800 I'll
> decide whether to convert the 3800 to B&W only, which is my highest
> priority (and revert the 2100 back to color).
>
> Joost