Old 02-27-2014, 08:17 AM
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quiltstringz
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
I'd call the dealer and see if you can schedule an hour or so to try out the 2 machines. Bring a couple of cut blocks and piece both of them. Maybe a small sandwich to try quilting. It really sounds like a personal preference, so YOU need to try them both.
I totally agree with this. There is nothing like using the features (make sure they show you how they are used and try using them) to make up your mind. If they won't let you do that I would go to another Dealer. I work part time in a Bernina shop and when my friends ask what to buy I tell them to try them all. Once you have it narrowed down take some supplies and go into the shop for some sewing. If they won't help you before you buy your machine, they certainly won't after.
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