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Old 11-23-2009, 09:29 AM
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I have heard that the 700 is a better machine as far as registration and speed is concerned. The 700 does not slow down until 100# CVR as the 6500 starts slowing down right off the bat. I do like the color better off the 6500 vs the 700. I would go with the machine with all the bells and whistles to get the most bang for your buck. Just to be curious though, roughly what percentage of your work is on 100#CVR?
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