I have the Gammill Classic Plus, 12ft table.

gammill statler here, love my machine and my computer there is always a learning curve with any long arm machine, but one you get it down it is perfection!

I bought a used Nolting a couple of years ago and liked it so much I invested in a brand new one. The rep is great and the company stands behind their machines. Good luck.

I have the Nolting Funquilter and am learning to use it. It seems to be a good machine. DH has had good tech support from our dealer and the manufacturer. We traded in a Voyager 17 that always had problems.

One Prodigy and one A-1 with IntelliQuilter robotic system.

I have a Gammill Vision 18/8 with a 10' table. It's pictured in my avatar. I've had it since June 2011 and love it.

I am partnered with an Innova 22 inch on a 12 foot frame. She has been workhorse the past week. Yesterday we finished. bound and delivered a memory quilt. It was made with khaki and chino pants and lots of shirts. She came thru with flying colors! I have had 2 different frames and 3 diff machines before 'Jane' came to live at my house. I will not be changing companies again! The customer service is the best!

Babylock crown jewel on pearl frame.

Gammill Classic on 14 foot table, no computer nor stitch regulator. Love it!! I purchased it new from West Plains, Mo. 13 years ago and have only had it back to the dealer one time (operator error) Have now quilted over a 1,000 quilts on it with no problems. A great workhorse.

I've got the Queen Quilter 18, a Tin Lizzie, on a 10' frame. I've had "Queenie" now for 1 1/2 years & really like her. She's had a couple of glitches, but have gotten good service from Tin Lizzie. Only thing on her is stitch regulation. I don't do pantos at all, just freehand everything.