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Earlier topic: new Chandler & Price Platen Press
C&P Pilot vs. Golding Pearl Improved No. 8
Hello,
Does anyone have an opinion as to which type of press is preferable…a C&P Pilot or the Golding Pearl Improved No. 8. The chase size on the Pilot is larger (6 X 10 1/2” vs. 5 X 8”), but has a pull lever and the Pearl has a motor. Is there a big difference in regards to print quality? It is important to me to get the best possible quality, and since I have limited space, these two presses seem like good options.
Would love to hear any advice anyone may have. Thank you!!
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