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I have sold both. The Zund is tried and true and very hard to beat. I cannot really see any real advantages of the M series in comparison. The 2500 was a very good machine. Craig

I think I am on there...it says so on my signature, but I try not to be an addict! Craig

Insignia nailed it. The change is a real breath of fresh air in maintenance, speed and res. You will definitely feel like you just moved into a new generation. Craig

Good points Slamdunkpro, I have actually only sold the 62's, if your points on the 54 are correct, I would definitely aim at the 62 if the higher end machine is where you are heading. Craig

On our site we would probably try and get $4500 for the Mimaki, $3000 for the Graphtec and $2800 for the Arctic Titan, depending on roller condition. Craig

They are both nice, have sold both of them, can't go wrong with either. The new EL is pretty capable, with the exception of not having the heat. The base unit as a demo, you should double check as some of the items you might think would be there normally (roll to roll and wind up options) might...

Also as I recall, the 3500 was the one that had the limitation to print length...it would do about 8ft in length and then do refill line. Craig

A quality plotter and synthetic based liner on your vinyl for added weedability (since it sounds like you are only doing a few sq. feet at a time, the added skewing potential of synthetic liner would be diminished.) Craig

The obvious advantages are a wider Nip opening (1"), way faster and ruggedness which helps when mounting substrate. The other advantage over some of the Ultras is the ability to infinitely gage the nip opening and the pressure applied between 1" an 0". The Ultra S, however, has the ability...

Hey Barry, Glad you are happy with it...I was very pleased that it was you who picked it up. They are kind of a rare beast right now, we won't be seeing any more until at least the end of December. Wraps...the Canadian list price is $6,200, we are currently offering it for $5,995 on...

I would have thought the perfect idea would have been routered wood letters instead>>>the design lends itself that way if you look. Maybe this thread will last until they need a replacement sign. Craig

Careful with this...it can be illegal to do that in some areas. In many states and provinces the legal accrued vacation time cannot be mandated leave whereas any additional time you earn due to tenure or banked hours can become forced leave if the company needs it to be. Craig

I searched my database for that error and could not find it, I have emailed my technician and should hear back Monday. Craig

We have a Seal 600d with a brand new top roller for around $7k. Craig

I remember selling the stuff...we had drawers and drawers of it...was kind of glad to see it go. Craig

I have sold a fair number of Summa printers. I consider it a good machine IF you already have an inkjet, the objections to price and speed are valid. Where the Summa really shines is in Spot colour. Also remember that as you use fewer colours, your sq ft cost is lower, therefor single colour...

I remember the old "signmakers disease" more from last decade, basically my wife watched while I felt every sign to see if it was paint or vinyl. eventually she started doing it too. Craig

Hey Adam...if you were at Consac, why didn't you stop by and see me? lol. I have heard about the new Roland as well, we operate as a sub-distributor for a dealer here and I have heard that Roland is really trying to aim for the "everything to everybody" scenario, if this is the case, I cannot...

One word, Muffuletta! Make sure to try it!

Colin, Whichever way you decide to go, we can probably help you out. We can offer used, refurb and new in the Rolands. I have a customer who is very close to getting rid of a SP300v we could sell you as well. The 30" can be a struggle when you need materials quickly, most suppliers stock WAY...