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Old 06-08-2011, 11:12 AM
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GwynR
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I agree with this. Also check who offers free classes with their machine. Which shop do you like best? And what is their turn around time for servicing. I love my Pfaff but will probably not buy another anytime soon. I love my Bernina too and their customer service is so much better! That could end up being opposite in your town though.

Originally Posted by cutebuns
I actually recommend anyone looking to buy a new machine to go and try out every machine that they can, every brand every model. and find one that suits them, I can sit here all day and promote my favorite machine, but that doesn't mean that it is the machine for you. If the dealer is a good one and wants your buisness they will let you play for a long while, Bring your own scraps etc, and put the machines through the paces you want it to do.

Heck bring some simple blocks and do some piecing while you are at it.

it is really the only way to find out if the machine is the one for you.
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