I've got a Singer XL 1000 and I'm enjoying it tremendously. Nothing but good! I've had other brands of sewing machines and serger and I'm not stepping away from Singer ever again!
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I'm not fond of Singer machines. My first embroidery machine was the Quantum XL 1000. It was nothing but trouble, always in the shop. Maybe I was just unlucky. Nevertheless, I would never buy another one.
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The XL5000 is my first machine...therefore I didn't know what to compare it to. I just bought it caused it threaded it's own needle. And I can honestly say that after 4 years of doodling around with it, the only reason it ever went to the shop was cause I wasn't smart enough to know that you have to change your needles every so often. My only wish is it could cut the jump stitches, but spending $4000 for a machine that does, is not practical. I spent a weekend at a workshop using the Innovis 4000 and we had to open 3 boxes before we found a machine that would work! Then they tried to sell us the machines for $7900 each, with a one year manufacturer's warranty! I will keep my Singer til it's dying stitch!
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