A very good monitor, Gary - but might be a little overkill for B&W work. Do you have a colorimeter (e.g. ColorMunki, Spyder, HueyPRO, etc.) by chance? I'd start there if you're not getting the consistency you want out of your current setup - as chances are, it's far cheaper than the EIZO (and you'll want one anyway, regardless of monitor).
You'll also want to keep an eye on the printer-side of things too, ensuring that the profiles are all matched up for the paper you're using, etc. If you use unique paper, for which there's no profile provided... You're going to want to color calibrate your printer/paper as well.
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