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I'd recommend the Xerox 770, and then run 17x11 if at all possible (to cut clicks and run in half - save money and time).

If you set your trays up properly, pretty good. If you wing it (as we are doing on most stocks), then it is typically off around 1/8". We just need to get around to setting up our specific stocks, and they will all fall within a 1/32" or so I'd imagine.

Yes. I've been told it comes installed on the 770.

Black only. We did have some issues with quality, but it cleared up after 50 sheets.

The 770 comes with the advanced color suite, which gives great control IMO. I'm not familiar with the 700, but the 770 offers several line screens, and also has some other color control options that are fairly user friendly, but pretty robust as well.

We've been running our 770 since around Thanksgiving. So far, it is performing as advertised. We had some feed issues initially, but they finally got a workaround (fix) for it. We are pushing it fairly hard, as we already have 150000+ impressions (so I'm told by our tech). We run mostly...

That hose is no fun to unclog. I'd still lean towards the inks being out of calibration. If the tech is coming, make sure he is bringing their fancy new ink calibration tool. Our tech said only a few have them, but they are awesome.

We had the same issue on our 3050. Rebuilding the inks had always fixed it in the past. We had a tech come in when that didn't work. He recalibrated the inks (as mentioned earlier). The calibrations had become corrupt over time. Once the calibration was done and inks rebuilt again, all was...

How is the uptime on the 700s? We are looking at a 770, and are curious how reliable they are.

We were told the 700 has a "sweet spot" cycle at 50-150k, and a max duty of 450k. Right now we would have a volume of around 75-100k, so we'd have a little head room for growth. kdonegan - how did your pricing look? PM me if you don't mind.

We are looking at getting the 770. I just demoed a 700 (not i) this week and duplexed everything. I saw around 1/2mm to 1mm variance on the backup. Not enough to cause any issues as the files were built properly.

Anyone using a 770 yet? We are in the process of evaluating one and was curious if anyone had gotten an install completed. We currently run an Indigo 3050, and are mostly looking to update to JDF and lower our click cost/operating costs. If anyone has one currently, I'd love to chat with you...

I started out using brisque for a couple years before we switched to Prinergy. Our prepress dept has gone from eight full time people to three now (and I handle 90% of the jobs). Prinergy allows us to do that because it rips with speed, accuracy, and is very reliable.

You likely need a new punch motor. That is a part that fails frequently on our Lotem.

There is also a Creo workflow for the 800/1000 series. Thanks to the OP for posting - good to know the kind of trials and tribulations to expect when installing something this new.

I'm gonna guess you are running leopard? I think it is a mac thing, as I have it happen to me sometimes too. I just hit esc and then go back and edit the gutters again and it typically works. Ron

I found that if I clicked on the page 6 or 8 times it would open....sometimes Otherwise, I'd recommend going down to at least 10.5.5 (where I am now). Only issue I have is the inability to add separations to a VPS back. HTH, Ron

I'm attaching a pic of what our settings are in Prinergy 4.0 to handle spot color dropshadows and other spot transparency issues. Hope this helps (and the pic uploads). GL, Ron

Wow - We are working on something very similar here. We are trying to get PDFs into Workshop (automatically would be great), ripped, imposed, and sent to our Indigo 3000 press with as little handling as possible, due to volume. I'm gonna tag along and hopefully we can get a solution together...

Hey all - Just found this great site. I'm a Prepress Manager in NW Arkansas for a smallish print company. I'm off to surf this site's large bank of info! Ron