Janome 6125 question
02-25-2018, 12:43 PM
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Janome 6125 question
I have been offered a second hand Janome 6125 quilters edition for 200 Euro.
1) Is this a good machine?
2) What makes it a "Quilters Edition"?
3) Is this a reasonable price ?
Thanks for any input you can give
Pippa (in Italy)
1) Is this a good machine?
2) What makes it a "Quilters Edition"?
3) Is this a reasonable price ?
Thanks for any input you can give
Pippa (in Italy)
02-25-2018, 01:36 PM
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How old is it, or more importantly, how often was it used, and how was it stored?
The way it feeds might make it more of a quilter's edition.
In USD that's about $245, correct? Seems a bit much to me for a used machine.
Janome is very trustworthy. I would probably test drive and negotiate a lower price. I saw new ones advertised for a slae price of 299 euros when I went to look up a description of your machine.
The way it feeds might make it more of a quilter's edition.
In USD that's about $245, correct? Seems a bit much to me for a used machine.
Janome is very trustworthy. I would probably test drive and negotiate a lower price. I saw new ones advertised for a slae price of 299 euros when I went to look up a description of your machine.
02-25-2018, 02:42 PM
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Often "Quilter's Edition" is just a marketing decision. It can (but doesn't necessarily) mean that the machine has the basics that quilters want -- needle down option, ability to lower the feed dogs, etc. Most modern non-quilter's edition machines have these features nowadays, so it doesn't necessarily mean much. Years ago it might have meant more.
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