Could You Compare/Contrast the Lamy 2000 And The Pilot Custom Heritage 92? - Q&A Slices

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I've been trying to decide between purchasing a Lamy 2000 and a Pilot Custom Heritage 92, and I was wondering if you could compare/contrast them. Note that the cost is not an issue.
Lamy 2000:
durable material
Bauhaus industrial design
hooded nib keeps nib wet longer
snap cap, super convenient
less expensive
pretty finicky sweet spot, takes some getting used to
Pilot Custom Heritage 92:
demonstrator
really clean look
nib is fantastic, same as Custom 74 (my fav)
in the end, it’ll be preference I think which determines which you like better
if money is no object, get both and you won’t regret it :)
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  • @Delcasa88
    @Delcasa887 жыл бұрын

    Thnx Brian for you uploads. Not just this one, but in general your vids are a great resource! thnx

  • @Gouletpens

    @Gouletpens

    7 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for watching them! - Colin

  • @GlennHigley
    @GlennHigley7 жыл бұрын

    Both are great pens. Which one do I use most often? The PCH 92. Great nib as with all Pilots, plus I like demonstrators. Thanks for the comparison.

  • @hendrikvanger7730
    @hendrikvanger77306 жыл бұрын

    As much as I appreciate the durability of the material and the ergonomics of the Lamy 2000, nib-wise I prefer the CH92. I find Lamy nibs too wet, even the extra fine ones, and too smooth. Yes, no kidding, I don't like nibs soooo smooth. I prefer them to have some feedback for more precise control of what I am writing. With a very smooth nib, my handwriting gets almost illegible.

  • @thomashardison1140
    @thomashardison11409 жыл бұрын

    So when are you going to start selling Goulet T's? (Or you could give some away!)

  • @brettwilliams5131
    @brettwilliams51313 жыл бұрын

    The cap on my ch92 cracked within 3 days

  • @oanjiwks
    @oanjiwks6 жыл бұрын

    Hi Brian, Thank you for helping me work my way into the world of fountain pens. I have been obsessed with pens since I started trading them in elementary school. Unlike most of my friends, my love for pens has not waned. As a young physician growing up in an age of electronic medical records, I still find myself writing a substantial amount. Most particularly, everything seems to require my signature. My first foray into nicer pens, beyond the lame safari, was a lamy 2000 extra fine. While I loved the pen, I found it's broad lines bulky for trying to cram a lot of information into a small space. This led me to purchasing a pilot custom 92 fine nib. While this pen was more amenable to every day writing, my signature, which includes quick lateral strokes, tends to skip a lot as it does on my lady safari on the lateral bits. My question is, as I finally come around to it, are there any pens that write smoothly with a fine(r) nib, while still maintaining the ability to support quick lateral movement? Thank you in advance. Best, Ray

  • @Gouletpens

    @Gouletpens

    6 жыл бұрын

    Pilot definitely does well with fine & smooth nibs. One trick I've learned is to twist the piston down a bit to saturate the feed before signatures that require the super quick writing. Definitely check out some reviews on Stephen Brown's channel as he usually does a writing sample that involves quick writing. Could be helpful! - Colin

  • @retardno002

    @retardno002

    7 ай бұрын

    Just my 2 cents: Japanese nibs 'fit half a size down' in sneaker terms 😅 the F is basically a European/US EF. Try the MF or even M. Also, my guess is it's designed for Pilot inks, which in my experience are on the wet side. I find that some Noodler's inks also work great with it. Lexington Grey for instance is brilliant in the CH92, but feathers too much on most papers in a Sailor Pro Gear for example, which is wetter.