Epsom Stylus Pro 9000

Anonymous — Thu, 12 Apr 2007 12:06:10 GMT

Someone has offered to sell me this "new" Epsom plotter, for "pennies on the dollar." I don't know anything about it. Would it be appropriate for simple plotting tasks, such as architectural working drawings?

Thanks.

Re: Epsom Stylus Pro 9000

owen — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 05:09:34 GMT

The Epson Stylus Pro 9000 was once one of their high end large format printers .. so it should be more than adequate.

We just upgraded to a 9800, however before this our 9000 was being used for all our large format printing, from B&W drawings to glossy photographic panels. It is a little slow, but if you aren't doing big runs it should be fine.

Only issue you might want to consider is there are no Epson drivers available for OS X - you would need to use 3rd party drivers such as the GIMP / Gutenprint drivers and I can't guarantee they will work. The reason we replaced it (aside from speed, its over 7 years old AFAIK) was the Hardware RIP box connecting it to our network died and we (along with Epson) could never get it to work on our OS X network on its own. You may want to see if you can get it working with your machine/network before handing over your spare change

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