one last time the 1520 is not junk but please keep telling folks itis!

[TMorris862@aol.com]

Well for the record I do not like print for hours at a time

Like gee guys do all of you 3000 owners print nonstop from dawn to dust?

I sure do not I have short periods like 20 to 30 minutes of peak printing

Like when 2 to 3 customers what something right now!

 when I need maxaimum output just for these short peaks.

Nothing and I mean nothing will out perform 4 1520 all printing at once for 
sure 2  3000 do not have a chance!


I have seen a lot of tee shirt shops with 1520 not 3000's

Guess why they are happy with the 1520!!

And yes the 1520 is a tank guess why Epson gives it a 2 year warrenty!


I would love to have a bunch of them them ( 1520's sure make money for me)

For those of you who think 5 minutes to change a cartridge is  wasted time 
get real do you really think we will believe that you do not have 5 or 10 
minuted each day that you are not doing something??

Well guess what when you have a few minutes of " nothing " it really is 
nothing so go do nothing I will reload my printers! The end result is the same


I just want folks to know that it is not an all or nothing thing here!

Like gee spend $1000 for the 3000 and forget the $365 1520.

Sorry  but for some that extra money is hard to find

Hey Mike keep trashing the 1520  please maybe you can drive the price down to 
$200!

it's ok with me!

The 1520 prints 13.6 wide images I do it all the time! this is 1.6 inches 
wider than the 1200.

The roll ( banner) feeds and tractor feeds also come in real handy!

And the 4 color inks are much more available and way cheaper than the 6 color 
sets for the 1200!                 

As long as not every customer needs the latest toy to print items for therm ( 
and they do not) there will be a place for the 1520!

I will not respond again to this thread! As by now it has all been said!

                                           TomCat
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