Does anyone have a Symphony Baby Lock Machine
07-17-2010, 06:33 PM
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Hi,
I don't have one, but have been looking at them! It is replacing their Espire model and that machine was a great quilting machine.
I have an Elegante 2, Ellure, and a Decorator's choice.
Heard it's an upgrade of the Espire.
Bet you would love it!
Bev
I don't have one, but have been looking at them! It is replacing their Espire model and that machine was a great quilting machine.
I have an Elegante 2, Ellure, and a Decorator's choice.
Heard it's an upgrade of the Espire.
Bet you would love it!
Bev
07-18-2010, 04:20 AM
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Bet it would cost a pretty penny, too. Wonder how much it is worth, that would be the thing I am curious about. I do really like using my Quilters Choice, I did see that the Symphony has the automatic threader and scissors, two features I love. Thanks for the information.
09-07-2010, 07:44 PM
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Hi,
Since we wrote in this post I have purchased a Babylock Symphony and I LOVE IT!!
It's basically the Babylock Espire with a new name and a few added features. It's also a lot like my Elegante 2 in many ways, no embroidery but some more quilting features.
I have only had it for less than two weeks, but I sure do love it!
I keep it at the quilt shop that I work at as we work on samples there. It's a wonderful machine!
Just wanted to update this post and question.
Bev
Since we wrote in this post I have purchased a Babylock Symphony and I LOVE IT!!
It's basically the Babylock Espire with a new name and a few added features. It's also a lot like my Elegante 2 in many ways, no embroidery but some more quilting features.
I have only had it for less than two weeks, but I sure do love it!
I keep it at the quilt shop that I work at as we work on samples there. It's a wonderful machine!
Just wanted to update this post and question.
Bev
09-08-2010, 04:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Bevsie
Hi,
Since we wrote in this post I have purchased a Babylock Symphony and I LOVE IT!!
It's basically the Babylock Espire with a new name and a few added features. It's also a lot like my Elegante 2 in many ways, no embroidery but some more quilting features.
I have only had it for less than two weeks, but I sure do love it!
I keep it at the quilt shop that I work at as we work on samples there. It's a wonderful machine!
Just wanted to update this post and question.
Bev
Since we wrote in this post I have purchased a Babylock Symphony and I LOVE IT!!
It's basically the Babylock Espire with a new name and a few added features. It's also a lot like my Elegante 2 in many ways, no embroidery but some more quilting features.
I have only had it for less than two weeks, but I sure do love it!
I keep it at the quilt shop that I work at as we work on samples there. It's a wonderful machine!
Just wanted to update this post and question.
Bev
09-27-2010, 07:31 PM
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The MSRP on it is $3500, but I got mine for under $2500.
I absolutely am thrilled with it! It's very similar to my Elegante 2 without the embroidery....but has the wonderful extension table that comes with it and so many stitches!
It's cool.....
Bev
I absolutely am thrilled with it! It's very similar to my Elegante 2 without the embroidery....but has the wonderful extension table that comes with it and so many stitches!
It's cool.....
Bev
09-27-2010, 09:20 PM
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I have the Espire and lovelovelove my machine aka Quilla. She has the most even stitches of any machine I ever owned. Over the last few months I took machine-specific classes to get to know her better and now I am signed up for a series of quilting classes. What a gem.
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