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Hello, For someone looking to get started in Digital printing is the Roland PC-600 a good choice. My current needs for a digital printer would be for smaller decals maybe up to 24" not wraps or very large decals. I have been seeing used models for $2000 and up,but I'm unsure if the PC-600 is a good unit or not, also I'm not in the a financial position to purchase a model like Roland Versacamm right now. So I guess the question is buying used PC-600 a wise idea or a unit to stay away from?
Thanks , Todd and Happy New year
-------------------- Todd Land Land Designs Bridgewater, NY tland@twcny.rr.com Posts: 66 | From: Bridgewater ,ny | Registered: Oct 1999
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I second that. Save your money & sanity & outsource until you can bring the right equipment in for your shop.
-------------------- Ron Helliar Marysville Sign 11807 51st Ave. NE Marysville, WA 98271 (360) 659-4856 Posts: 263 | From: Marysville, WA USA | Registered: Feb 1999
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Todd, if you use the search option near the top, and search for PC60 , or PC600, you'll get directed to many many threads from people asking the same question, and mostly the answer is as above! I haven't used one at all, though. The consensus is the headache is greater than the income, and the expense is disguised, but it is greater than the cost + headache!
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