Roland ColorCAMM Trade-In Promo Announced

[CS-SignSupply]

If you have a Roland ColorCAMM and are interested in getting the BN-20, now is the time.

Get $1,000 OFF the BN-20 through June 25 when trading in your ColorCAMM (PNC-5000, PC-12/50/60/600)

Call for details - 1.877.602.4237

 

[Legion455]

Well,..... shute... I just purchased my BN-20 on May 4th, and I have a PC-12.

(we talked to you on the phone before buying here in Louisville locally.)

I'm wondering if there's a way to be able to take advantage of this,... seeing how it been only 2 weeks?

thanks
Allen & Ray

 

[MakeMyGraphic]

is there a limit to how many ColorCamms you can trade in to get the 1000 discount ;-) I have a 12, 60 and 600 lol been looking at getting a BN20 for a little while now... but only because I am looking to go more portable and I'm not too sure how well my PC 12 would travel.. too scared to do it haha

 

[CS-SignSupply-TT]

Roland ColorCamm Trade-In

Well,..... shute... I just purchased my BN-20 on May 4th, and I have a PC-12.

(we talked to you on the phone before buying here in Louisville locally.)

I'm wondering if there's a way to be able to take advantage of this,... seeing how it been only 2 weeks?

thanks
Allen & Ray

Sadly, the promotion is only available for orders placed AFTER the promotion was announced. However, check with your dealer and ask how they may be able to help.

 

[CS-SignSupply]

Roland's promotions are very specific and released to dealers usually the day before, if not the same day, of the public release. If I had longer notice, I would have done the right thing and told you of an upcoming promo that may interest you, if you could wait a few weeks.

The promo is limited to one trade-in per BN-20 purchase.

As we discussed on the phone Allen & Ray, you are out of our authorized sales territory and we were not able to sell the unit to you anyway. I tried to help all I could with other dealer referrals and general pricing and information on the unit.

Anyone in the GA, TN, SC, NC, AL area interested in the BN-20 and might have a ColorCamm to trade in, give me or Tim a call at 1-877-602-4237.

 

[CS-SignSupply-TT]

Roland ColorCamm Promotion

is there a limit to how many ColorCamms you can trade in to get the 1000 discount ;-) I have a 12, 60 and 600 lol been looking at getting a BN20 for a little while now... but only because I am looking to go more portable and I'm not too sure how well my PC 12 would travel.. too scared to do it haha

I am sorry, but it is limited to ONE ColorCamm trade-in per BN-20 ordered.

 

[MakeMyGraphic]

yeah that was sort of a joke on my end I wouldn't mind trading in my 60 for credit towards one of those... I will have a learning curve though, used to printing and not having to worry about lamination or uv protection. Can't say I know enough about those things at this point since this is my first true year being in business for myself and I never owned an inkjet printer. I know the answers are probably all over this forum and I will look accordingly, however does Roland offer any crash courses on using these new BN-20s and offer tips tricks etc when purchasing one? All my plotters so far have been 2nd hand and I've been slowly but steadily growing my business to a point where now I feel I might be able to get an inkjet and make it worth my investment. My fears about those are things I have read such as

1. you need volume to not allow the ink to dry out
2. you will need a laminator to protect against uv and make it outdoors safe (meaning I have to purchase a laminator now if I purchase this thing)

I will be doing research on this while I wait for any response need to learn more about this trade I am now in. Always learning learning learning, but I LOVE the portability of these BN-20s

wondering also though, are they sensitive to movement? As in, can I travel with one and use it in my mobile shop? Hmm...

 

[CS-SignSupply]

The installing dealer may offer some training.

As for Roland, there are many videos, user guides and other PDF training guides.

 

[jayhawksigns]

Nice offer to older Roland users, but even at $7k, those units are a little to rich for my blood for what they do. Would of been nice to get something for our PC-600 thats just collecting dust in the corner.

 

[Pat Whatley]

If you don't have a ColorCamm and you want the discount I'll be glad to send you one and split the discount!

If you need two I'll have to go dredge the river but I can probably find it.

 

[Alpha Star]

I wouldn't do it. I have several ColorCamms, an SP-300 and a couple LEC-300's. If you're going to upgrade from a ColorCamm, I suggest jumping right to a VersaUV. The regular Rolands like the BN-20 will be very disappointing to anyone used to a ColorCamm. They distort vinyl, barely print on anything and worst of all, require dry time. Stick with your ColorCamm.

 

[Mosh]

I have a pnc-5000, does it matter if it is still working?
how bout a trade on something 54" or bigger what can you do?
I am looking for another 54" machine in the next six months.

 

[dcurtisroland]

I wouldn't do it. I have several ColorCamms, an SP-300 and a couple LEC-300's. If you're going to upgrade from a ColorCamm, I suggest jumping right to a VersaUV. The regular Rolands like the BN-20 will be very disappointing to anyone used to a ColorCamm. They distort vinyl, barely print on anything and worst of all, require dry time. Stick with your ColorCamm.

Alpha,
What does "distort vinyl" mean?

-Dana

 

[Alpha Star]

Seriously?

 

[Alpha Star]

<sigh>... Okay, search these forums for the word "shrinkage". You'll find hundreds of posts about it.

Yes, there are work-arounds, like printing on specific materials, letting it sit for a day, and printing less ink (lower quality colors).

But come on, let's not pretend the problem doesn't exist. It's absolutely debilitating for anyone wanting to print labels. I don't know what it is about Roland acting like the major issues in their machines are non-existent, but it's kind of insulting