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    Old 08-02-2010, 01:28 PM
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    I have done the research on these two machines as they are the ones in my price range and have the most functions for a newbie as myself and I thought I would share my info. I found the info at the Brother Website and both can be purchased at Wal-Mart. $150 - $200. I have also found good and bad reviews for each so you'll have to make up your own mind. I am choosing the 9000. If a category is blank, it is because it was not specified on the website. I hope you can read this easily after I post. Things are moving around

    SQ-9000 CS-6000i

    Built in Stitches total 120 60
    Built in Alphabets 1 No
    Built in Buttonhole Styles 8 7
    Quilting Stitch Functions yes N/A
    Needle Threading System Advanced Automatic
    Thread Sensors Upper thread and bobbin N/A
    Upper Thread Tension Manual Dial
    Drop Feed Function Yes Yes
    Free Arm Yes Yes
    Presser Foot Attachment Snap on Snap on
    Fresser Foot Pressure Auto Preset/manual
    USB Port No No
    Bobbin Winding System Fast Horizontal
    Bobbin N/A Quick set-Drop in
    Needle Position N/A Variable
    Thread Cutter Button N/A 2 manual
    Heirloom Stitch Functions yes N/A
    Stitch Attributes Mirror/Twin Twin Needle
    Stitch Width up to 7 mm up to 7 mm
    Reinforcement Functions yes manual
    Utility Stitch Functions yes 41
    Max Stitch Length up to 5 mm up to 7 mm
    Quilting yes N/A
    Accessory Storage yes yes
    Carrying Case yes yes
    Walking Foot yes yes
    Quilting Foot yes N/A
    1/4 Foot yes N/A
    Monogramming Foot yes yes
    Buttonhole Foot yes yes
    Zipper Foot yes yes
    Sutton Sewing Foot yes N/A
    Overcasting Foot yes yes
    Blind Stitch Foot yes yes
    Zig Zag Foot N/A yes
    Sewing Extension Table yes N/A
    Quilt Guide yes yes
    Twin Needle yes yes
    Extra Spool Pin yes yes
    Eyelet Punch yes N/A
    Button Fitting N/A yes
    Ball Point Needle yes N/A
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    Old 12-09-2011, 03:55 AM
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    I wanted to ask how you liked the SQ-9000 sewing machine. Did you have any problems with it?
    Thank you so much for your comparisons. janrose60
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    Old 12-09-2011, 07:15 AM
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    I don't think you can go wrong with a Brother machine. Although I do not have either of these machines I have two brothers, one pretty basic bought at walmart a few years ago and a brother pacesetter 8500 that i use for machine embroidery and fmq. Although I am sure there are better machines, these are great machines for the money. Brothers are very user friendly. I beleive you will have many happy years sewing on either of these machines.
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    Old 12-09-2011, 07:21 AM
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    I have the Brother SQ 9050, also purchased at Walmart and LOVE it!
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    Old 12-09-2011, 07:31 AM
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    I have the Brother CS-6000i and love it...good affordable machine! The extension table is great.

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    Old 12-09-2011, 05:53 PM
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    i have the sq-9000 and i absolutely love it its so much smoother running than my old machine. the stitches are beautiful and im sooo pleased with it. ive had it just about a year and bought it online from a sewing center. i got a great deal on it and it was even cheaper than walmart at that time. i assumed buying it from a sewing machine dealer would give me great service rather than the blank looks you get at wal-mart (at least mine is that way) and so far ive been right.
    to be honest i really havent had any issues with it at all. its been wonderful not like my last sewing machine purchase.
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