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Old 10-31-2013, 03:17 AM
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alleyoop1
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If you have any stores in your area that sell machines and will allow you to try them out, then go and try out several. Even the ones that are above your price range. That way you will get a feel for different brands and features. Then make a priority list of features you want and can afford. If what you likes was out of your price range, ask the shop if they have any gently used machines that are warrantied that you can purchase. Good luck on your machine search.
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