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The placement of the Fiery has nothing to do with the clicks. Our new 550 has an internal Fiery and it was cheaper than an external, but the clicks have to do with how many copies you print, not your RIP. Some of our prints on the 550 were badly skewed too. We may have gotten a lemon though.

That's our complaint is that the 550 prints weak solids and is streaky on both plain, matte and glossy paper of any weight. We had the Creo with our Konica and found it very UN-userfriendly. We prefer the Fiery.

I work for state government and we're only allowed to spend $60K on our new printer. I did not come to this forum to have people tell me I need to spend more than I'm allowed or that I'll get a crappy printer if I don't spend a lot. The choice as to how much to spend is not mine, it's my...

Staples sells $10K-$60K production color printers for high end graphic design? Interesting.

Are they any good?

We won't go with Konica Minolta. We had one and it was awful and we had a horrible experience with the reps and techs where I live. Does no one use Canon's? I haven't heard any referrals for them. We had two in the past and they were wonderful.

We saw a demo of a Richo (don't know the model but it was a graphics production machine) and the prints were very bad. We were not impressed. Any thoughts on Canon's? We had two of them and they were great for the first few years. Never had streaking or blotching. I'm more concerned about print...

So what would you recommend for about $60K? We can't afford and don't have the space for a digital printer. We only print about 4000 prints a month, but we do high level graphics and need a good quality color copier.

We have the Fiery for our RIP. We've actually had two color copiers in the past by Canon that both printed solid color blocks the first few years so we know these types of production color copiers are capable of printing solid color blocks. The skewing is in mm, but it's bad enough that we can't...

The technicians have been here and are saying this type of machine isn't meant for printing full saturated color blocks yet it's listed under Xerox as a production color copier.

My graphics department recently purchased a Xerox C550 for our in-house graphics. From the first day we got it, the print quality was poor. There's streaking on full color blocks and skewing. We were recently told this copier is not meant for full color pages and is no more than an office...