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Graphic914, sound sliek you have a low volume with the need to have good color. The Ricoh C900 is way out of the ballpark. I've seen lots of C1's. They are okay, very slow though. I am incline to agree with X33, look at a Xerox 7300 series with a Fiery Controller.

You know Konica no longer considers IKON a dealer anymore??? Ikon is no longer selling Konica Minolta « MFPs, MFDs, PRINTERs & COPIERs And Don't forget to check out XEROX, Canon or Ricoh. And yes, 0.032 per color click is very low.

Is a spectro a lot better than a densitometer? I have the impression that spectros give a lot more accurate colour calibration (due to them measuring wavelengths and not density) so I might dig my heels in on that one a bit if they try and fob us off with a densitometer. YES!!! Go with the...

The Xerox unit that matches up best to that Canon unit would be the 7328. You can add a Fiery to the unit as an option

What your are describing it exactly what the DC 700 was create to run.

Yes at that price they should be giving you some sort of finisher and some high-cap drawers. So in short $86k is not bad, but so a little over. As for them to through in the Light Production finisher.

That's not a bad price. What type of Finisher is included? What are feeders?

Bruce I would check this out first: Ikon is no longer selling Konica Minolta « MFPs, MFDs, PRINTERs & COPIERs

Yes, check out the Xerox 700 if you have not done so already. Most people would agree that that is Xerox's answer to the Konica 6500.

I would say that too if I worked for Canon.