I saw you mention you are looking into a machine.. this is why I asked about your experience.what's a Mod2? there's no info on the site about it. eliminated on brand from my search, so still doing homework. so many of these say "portable for shows" but what if you have a small prius and not a large van?
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Definitely, the Mod series isn't going away any time soon. To my knowledge, it's the only platform that allows you to upgrade it to a faster production machine without having to buy an entirely new machine. So it's sticking around for awhile.you can still get a Mod-1 (please confirm Jerid) and still a very good choice..
so many of these say "portable for shows" but what if you have a small prius and not a large van?
Also, those three parts can be carried by one person, easily, and can be reassembled in minutes.The Mod1 (Mod is for MODular) is comprised of three sections which can be detached from one another for ease of transportation. The Mod1 will fit in a Prius.
I saw you mention you are looking into a machine.. this is why I asked about your experience.
We have seen the mod in action and hopefully will be getting ours soon. If you can wait until January for the ISS show in Long Beach it will be worth it to check out or even visit someone in CA.
Are you looking at it to be something portable??
you can still get a Mod-1 (please confirm Jerid) and still a very good choice..
Would you consider Peter's Neoflex to have a similar feature, since the entire print head unit is independent from the base, allowing you to easily and quickly swap to a different printer setup? IE, dual-CMYK head unit would be much faster on lights than the CMYK+W head unit.To my knowledge, it's the only platform that allows you to upgrade it to a faster production machine without having to buy an entirely new machine.
No I wouldn't. Swapping out a printer isn't what I'm talking about. The only way the NeoFlex is capable of improving is if a faster print engine that is the same size and upgraded Epson printer are available.Would you consider Peter's Neoflex to have a similar feature, since the entire print head unit is independent from the base, allowing you to easily and quickly swap to a different printer setup? IE, dual-CMYK head unit would be much faster on lights than the CMYK+W head unit.
What other options are currently available for the Mod1, compared to other brands? Or, when does Belquette expect to have upgrades available to the Mod1? Is there a tentative release scheduled for the Mod2?The Mod1 has the capability of swapping out complete different print engines, as well as using it on various bases.... With the Mod series, the current base is just one option, and that option can be upgraded without buying a new printer.
Justin, good point on the MOD1, I think it would be similar I haven't seen very many printers that are capable of swapping out the printer portion to switch between inks, etc.Would you consider Peter's Neoflex to have a similar feature, since the entire print head unit is independent from the base, allowing you to easily and quickly swap to a different printer setup? IE, dual-CMYK head unit would be much faster on lights than the CMYK+W head unit.
Since you asked....What other options are currently available for the Mod1, compared to other brands?
There are many times users may find that what they are printing on is not really flat, even some platens are not perfect.What other options are currently available for the Mod1, compared to other brands?
Since the current base is just one option, I am curious what the other options are, or was he referring to the impending Mod2 (tentatively scheduled for round two of prototyping)?The Mod1 has the capability of swapping out complete different print engines, as well as using it on various bases... With the Mod series, the current base is just one option, and that option can be upgraded without buying a new printer.