Whoa, I just checked out the prices on the HP 5000 series ... they
presently start at around $1400. If I thought I could justify that
to my wife, I'd probably do it, however, if the $200 to $300 range
printer will give me the quality my old Apple Laserwriter did, I'd
be ok with that. Ah to be rich ...
Dean
On Oct 20, 2005, at 8:04 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Dear Dean,
I print my own big band scores - as many as 16 staves, on normal
letter size paper in landscape view. But I am not really reading
them - just being reminded of what I have written. If I really
needed to see shat I was conducting, I'd get some 11x17 paper cut
to 11x14 and use that in whichever orientation was more appropriate
for the instrumentation I was using. I just like the 11x14
proportion.
As others will tell you, the HP laserjet 5000 series printers are
quite robust and do a great job. I've had mine for years with no
trouble and very good results. It cost a small fortune when i
bought it, but the prices of comparable printers have come down a
lot since then, and the Ricoh that Noel has has been recommended by
many on the list. As others have suggested, smaller ones are even
less expensive than I thought.
Chuck
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