My first quilting machine was a cheap brother with all the attachments and table but it dosnt have needle down and that ruins it for quilting.
It is now used as a backup machine when my expensive one is in the shop for serviceing.
My new Viking has a 10 inch throat and that is a big help when shoving quilts thru.
I have several 1/4 inch feet but dont use them anymore, just adjust my needle to a scant 1/4 inch with my regular foot.
The most important foot to have is a walking foot. It even feeds all three layers of your quilt thru the machine. Very important if you quilt your own quilts.
Wants never end and now I want an embroidery machine with a big hoop.