HP Indigo

[Stiv]

Anyone have one? I'd like your opinion.

[DCurry]

The shop I just got laid off from had a 5500. I was very impressed with it both from a quality standpoint as well as reliability. In the 3 years I worked there, it was only ever down for routine scheduled maintenance. We had a very good operator, so that helped, too.

[Slappy]

Not any more, the last place ran the 5000 model as well. I've posted at length on them before but the long & short:

Great machines when they're running. A good, trained operator is a must have, and although they're not the cheapest device out there, the quality is second to none. At this point, I think a 7000 or 7500 model is probably the farthest back you would want to invest in. I can't really speak to their reliability since we only had the 5000.

[Stiv]

Headed to Boston in a few weeks for training.

[Slappy]

Sweet! Which model did they spring for, and is there an Operator going to training too?

[Stiv]

It is a 7600.

The operator is going in Nov & I will be training in early Dec.

[DigiCorn]

Here's to hoping you avoid a Nor'Easter.

I spent a month in Boston (Quincy), Cape Cod and Newport, RI when I was 14. Back then, I thought it was awesome. I always dream of going back - I remember a lot of bars (besides Cheers). I even saw them filming part of a Spenser For Hire in an alley.  I just want to go back, get some chowder and drink a tall, frosty one.

If you care about basketball, the Naismith Hall of Fame is in Springfield, a few hours drive almost due West.