Husqvarna, Janome or Brother?

anaceciliamb · 2016-01-18, 23:47

Hi Monika!

Thanks a lot for your answer! I do agree that heavier machines are a sign of quality. I have an old Husqvarna 2000 and, boy, she is a strong one!

This time I'm looking for better mobility, since mine weights 300 kilos. But I still want quality! I love your suggestion about going to the syfestivalen and trying them out, since one really can't tell just by browsing online. It's still one whooooooole month away, but I can do it!

But I'm guessing that from these 4 you'd go for the Janome?

monikaw · 2016-01-19, 10:16

Actually between those four machines without trying them out I would go for the Brother DS-210 since it have best in test reviews from Ica Kuriren and Brother NV 55 and NV 15 got the best test results in Råd och Rön.

Yeah I hear ya 300kg is a bit to much to carry around, my machine "only" weight around 12kg.

Good luck trying out machines

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2016-01-18, 23:47	#1
anaceciliamb Medlem sedan: jan 2016 Inlägg: 2	Hi Monika! Thanks a lot for your answer! I do agree that heavier machines are a sign of quality. I have an old Husqvarna 2000 and, boy, she is a strong one! This time I'm looking for better mobility, since mine weights 300 kilos. But I still want quality! I love your suggestion about going to the syfestivalen and trying them out, since one really can't tell just by browsing online. It's still one whooooooole month away, but I can do it! But I'm guessing that from these 4 you'd go for the Janome?

2016-01-19, 10:16	#2
monikaw Medlem sedan: mar 2009 Inlägg: 351	Actually between those four machines without trying them out I would go for the Brother DS-210 since it have best in test reviews from Ica Kuriren and Brother NV 55 and NV 15 got the best test results in Råd och Rön. Yeah I hear ya 300kg is a bit to much to carry around, my machine "only" weight around 12kg. Good luck trying out machines