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Old 05-17-2010, 04:59 PM
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flybreit
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Location: Hartsburg, Mo
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I would recommend you buy your dealer! If you have quilt shops close, go visit, shop the people and the machines they have - many have used machines they've taken in on trade.

No machine features will equal what a good dealer can do for you. When I bought a new machine a couple of years ago, I thought I wanted it only for garments and home dec - then I got into embroidery and quilting. Fortunately for me, my dealer has a good trade in program.

You might also ask if they do repairs in house or have to send them out. I called my LQS today with a question about my machine, got the answer over the phone. That's a whole lot better than having to take it to the shop.

Good luck, have fun!
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