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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: ron ritcher on December 31, 2006, 12:00:15 am
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I'm taking the 3800 plunge, and wonder what to do with my perfectly serviceable 2200. I belong to both golf and audio forums, each with "swap areas," so if my printer were a Taylor Made driver, I'd have it sold in a hearbeat. Where to go??? Thanks in advance for helping!
--Ron
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I'm taking the 3800 plunge, and wonder what to do with my perfectly serviceable 2200. I belong to both golf and audio forums, each with "swap areas," so if my printer were a Taylor Made driver, I'd have it sold in a hearbeat. Where to go??? Thanks in advance for helping!
--Ron
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If you're in the U.S., Fred Miranda's site has a very active buy and sell section.
Paul
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If you're in the U.S., Fred Miranda's site has a very active buy and sell section.
Paul
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I usually sell (or give) my surplus printers to my friends. Some are quite happy to acquire a wider format even if it's not the latest generation. I think if it's marked down suitably an ad at the local supermarket shoudl sell it too, and without any packing/transport/payment hassle.
Edmund
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I'm taking the 3800 plunge, and wonder what to do with my perfectly serviceable 2200. I belong to both golf and audio forums, each with "swap areas," so if my printer were a Taylor Made driver, I'd have it sold in a hearbeat. Where to go??? Thanks in advance for helping![{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a] (http://index.php?act=findpost&pid=92992\")
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Another option is to donate your printer to a charitable or non-profit organization. I've done this with my older (but not obsolete) technology like computers and printers.
Paul
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I have had the best success with Fred Miranda and eBay. (PayPal Verified buyers only).
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I have had the best success with Fred Miranda and eBay. (PayPal Verified buyers only).
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THANKS to all who responded . . . much good food for thought!
--Ron
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I'm taking the 3800 plunge, and wonder what to do with my perfectly serviceable 2200. I belong to both golf and audio forums, each with "swap areas," so if my printer were a Taylor Made driver, I'd have it sold in a hearbeat. Where to go??? Thanks in advance for helping!
--Ron
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You might also consider keeping it since i have seen them price out on FM for $200; (EBAY is a different reality). The printer delivers great printers on velvet paper so i can minimize ink switching on the 3800. Just make sure you run a nozzle check weekly so it does not sit unused for long periods of time.
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You might also consider keeping it since i have seen them price out on FM for $200; (EBAY is a different reality). The printer delivers great printers on velvet paper so i can minimize ink switching on the 3800. Just make sure you run a nozzle check weekly so it does not sit unused for long periods of time.
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If you want to use the 2200 for B&W Quadtone RIP does a good job (uncrippled shareware, $50).
Frankly, every time I sold a printer I've regretted it, I only sell them because of the space.
Edmund
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If you want to use the 2200 for B&W Quadtone RIP does a good job (uncrippled shareware, $50).
Frankly, every time I sold a printer I've regretted it, I only sell them because of the space.
Edmund
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How true-
I sold two Epson 1120's, the best BW printer made IMO. I really like my 3800, but still have my 1280 on the top shelf as back-up. I plan to sell it, hopefully my sellers remorse will finally stop.