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That is very nice!! I like it!!

What do you think of Caldera? I am looking at getting the VisualRip+. I was given what I throught was a good price for a RIP. Just trying to decide between that and Onyx.

I would also take the VS as you can still have Lc and Lm to make it a 6 color printer where on the XC you have to give those up for the white and silver. If my VP wasn't so new, I would be upgrading to a VS! I heard the silver looks amazing, but just insanely slow.

That is strange. I know with mine, it I set something at just 100% black in Illy, it prints out 100% black.

I really like the Hexis products. Give Melissa a call. I am sure she would be glad to get you a sample.

Haven't had any problems with mine and Jack Knight1979 has used his for years with no problems either. People can call B/S all they want, but I think the colors with the Solaris ink look better.

I buy my Solaris from Bobby at Ciber Supply.

It is about 18 months old. It has just been the black head that I have had issues with.

I am having issues with just my black head every now and then. If I have a two day lapse where I don't print much of anything, it tends to loose a bunch of nozzles. Normally after a few medium cleans, it comes back. It happened again yesterday and when I went to pour some cleaning fluid into the...

I did see an ad for this in a magazine I just got. It does look interesting.

I am using Solaris and love it. Colors look great, I am using the same profiles and haven't had any problems at all. Like with any ink you use, just keep it clean and maintained.

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How does it work as far as taking the core and rolled up material off the TUR when you are done printing? To me it looked like you had to pull one end off of the machine, am I right?

Are ICC profiles more important on an aqueous printer? I know on my Roland, I have like 2 profiles that I use. Do they need to be matched specifically with each material you use?

Sorry to be a thread pirate, but I am wondering what kind of quality you can get out of these machines? Can you get real high photo quality prints?

I know mine went out on my VP-540, but luckily it was under warranty. They told me the retail was almost $2k on it plus labor to install.

I have the blade holder so that it is not seated all of the way down in the clamp. This makes it sit a little higher and therefore makes it have less cutting pressure. Takes a few tests, but it worked.

See how things go like the energizer bunny makes me glad that I decided to go with one!

My dealer sent me a paper from Roland that said that the warranties are transferable, but it has to be inspected, delivered and installed by a Roland tech to be valid.

I agree with Jack Knight. I have put test prints back to back and the color of the Solaris looks better too. If you go with a good reputable brand, and keep your machine clean, you shouldn't have a problem. I haven't heard anyone complain about Solaris on here yet.