Model name of your large format enlarger please

[Jim C.]

I have 2 Omega D2's one with a color head, the other has a variable condenser head as well as a Omegalite diffused head.
Parts are plentiful for these old work horses at great prices, easy to maintain, I worked with Omega enlargers when
I did lith work for an optical effects studio eons ago so they were familiar to me .
When I decided to set up a dark room they were the first ones I turned to.
.... and they can be used as a bomb sight !
Still chuckling over that.

[DG 3313]

Omega D2 condenser, Omega D3 dichro, Beseler 23c2 dichro (for contacts and small negs). My D3 was the first enlarger I printed ciba-chromes on and got it from the instructor...24 years ago!

[mathieu Bauwens]

Durst laborator L1000 with cold light head latico, 4X5 inch

[Fr. Mark]

I recently bought a Beseler 45 I've not made the first enlargement with it yet, but I like that lens boards for it are simple squares and that it has provision to project on the wall if I want to very big prints and it looks relatively simple to mount different light sources---I hope to eventually make a 5x7 or even 8x10 diffusion source heads for it. The Omegas have good reputations but look harder to modify.

[Jac@stafford.net]

My LF enlarger is a mutant so my wife named it Flattery because it gets me nowhere.

[peter schrager]

Stephen Shafer that is one classy darkroom!!

[Peter Lewin]

DeVere 504 with ZoneVI variable contrast head.

[MIke Sherck]

Beseler 45.

Mike

[Ginette]

I'm in Durst here: Durst 138 (5x7) and Durst 184 (8x10) but also a Beseler 45.
If your small village is London UK, look for DeVere enlargers, also for Ilford 500 VC head system. It should be easy to found.

[bobwysiwyg]

My LF enlarger is a mutant so my wife named it Flattery because it gets me nowhere.