I used it for about 30 years, mostly for “ split grade” printing with Illford multi contrast paper. It had a yellow and magenta range that was beyond most color printers at the time. Maybe 200cc or 220cc if I remember correctly. I’m unpacking boxes after moving the studio home and will shoot some good images to post. I have the brochure and instructions, it’s just a matter of finding the right box so it may take me a few days. After showing some photos I’ll post it in the classifieds, having subscribed as directed by the site rules. I’d like to see it get a good home, It is an exceptional enlarger. The light source and fan are separate from the enlarger, resting on Sorbathane pads and the fiber optic cable connects to the enlarger mounted on the wall. No vibrations, especially while changing the filter settings. I have the Schneider APO Componon HC lenses in 45, 50, 90 and 150mm that were his preferred lens brand. Mine have adjustable apertures. The Schneider HC lenses Joe of Salthill sold have a fixed aperture of f8. He was a perfectionist. The fact that the enlarger arm swings out and rotates vertically allows for making larger prints on the floor or wall with a vacuum easel. The alignment tool provides re alignment of the negative, lens and easel. Unfortunately, Joe Saltzer passed away in 2008.
