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Old 04-14-2011, 10:58 PM
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Brother Sewing Machine XR-46C verses Brother CP-7500 Computerized Sewing Machine. Which machine do you think is better?
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Old 04-15-2011, 01:07 AM
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A good place to get reviews on sewing machine brands (or anything else sewing related) is Pattern Review. http://sewing.patternreview.com/SewingMachine/Reviews
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I love, love, love my Janome 7700!!
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Originally Posted by Hope2quilt
I love, love, love my Janome 7700!!
LOL Which is NEITHER a Brother XR-46C or a Brother CP-7500.

If you are going to be doing any quilting at ALL on this machine I would go with the XR 46c. Simply because of the space. The CP-7500 has a rounded throat space making it much harder to shove a quilt through. The XR 46C on the other hand has a squared throat space giving the user a little extra room. I love the brother brand and I wouldn't give it up even if someone GAVE me more expensive machines!
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Are they both around the same price? I haven't been able to find a price on the XR 46C.
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it all depends on what you want to do with it. We each have our favorites.
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Answer will depend on who you talk to...I have had my Bernina for 20 years and love it...Pfaff users love their machines...so do Viking machine users, etc. Best thing if you are going to be shopping for a machine is to take along fabrics you would be sewing on and try different machines, stitches, techniques and buy the one you are happiest with. Good luck!!
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Ok I iunderstand everyone has there own preference in sewing machines. But out of the 2 i mentioned which one would be better to have? I would like to machine applique and free motion quilting plus be able to sew through thick fabric. Out of the 2 which do you think would be better? I would like to demo them but its on line and i dont have anything close to me to look at.
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I couldn't find the first one - Sewing Machine XR-46C- but the second one had good reviews on it....If it was me I would get and older mechanical machine for the thick stuff like purses ets. and the new one for applique and such......Rita
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Originally Posted by RitaFaye
I couldn't find the first one - Sewing Machine XR-46C- but the second one had good reviews on it....If it was me I would get and older mechanical machine for the thick stuff like purses ets. and the new one for applique and such......Rita
Yeah i couldn't find much on it either. I'm still looking though thank you all for the help..
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